On 1/26/07, Jean T. Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Myrna van Lunteren wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed in re DERBY-2214 that at least one of the Brazilian doc
> pages has not kept up with current changes to the English - at least
> on trunk.
>
> I am wondering how we should handle this.
>
> Any thoughts?
Hmmm... on the thread titled "dita docs vrmlist (version 10 and 10.2)" I
just wrote:
> I think it was Andrew who suggested a while back that we define one set
> of variables for all books to use rather than define them in each book.
> This is an example of why that would be good. At least that explains why
> some books print out "Version 10" and others "Version 10.2".
If we keep version variables specific to a book (instead of defining
them at a higher level), then if a given translation in the trunk hasn't
been updated to incorporate information in the newest release, people
would know. Taking Getting Started as an example, the version for that
translated book could be left at 10.1 to clearly indicate that it has
not incorporated 10.2 features yet.
-jean
Maybe a default value, that can be overwritten by each document if
applicable? Not sure if that is possible/feasible.
Also, maybe we could/should exclude those not-completely current books
from a new release branch? So they don't end up in any releases?
Myrna
