Small followup:
as per:
for dir in $(find . -wholename "*/tmpl" | cut -d'/' -f2 | sort -u); do
if egrep -q "\-\-flavour.no-tmpl" $dir/configure.*; then echo "$dir has
stale tmpl dirs"; fi; done
these packages have docs/*/tmpl directories in git while using
--flavour=no-tmpl. Please delete the tmpl dirs. Thanks!
cairo-1.12.14 has stale tmpl dirs
evolution has stale tmpl dirs
gdk-pixbuf has stale tmpl dirs
geocode-glib has stale tmpl dirs
glib has stale tmpl dirs
gobject-introspection has stale tmpl dirs
gtk+ has stale tmpl dirs
harfbuzz has stale tmpl dirs
json-glib has stale tmpl dirs
librsvg has stale tmpl dirs
pango has stale tmpl dirs
telepathy-glib has stale tmpl dirs
Stefan
On 02/01/2014 11:58 AM, Stefan Sauer wrote:
> hi,
>
> while a gtk-doc 1.20 is brewing with some awesome stuff coming, I like
> to remove some legacy features in the cycle afterwards.
>
> 1) I'd like to remove 'gtkdoc-scanobj'.
> This was used to introspect gtk-objects. The makefile fragments shipped
> with gtk-doc aren't calling this for years (since gtkdoc-scanjobj was
> introduced).
>
> 2) I'd like to remove 'gtkdoc-mktmpl'.
> In the old days, gtk-doc works so that it extracted symbol information
> from sources and created files under 'tmpl/'. This is where the code was
> documented. Then gtk-doc parsed these files and created the docbook
> files. A bit later gtk-doc started to support documentation inside the
> sources. When I started to send patches to gtk-doc both ways were
> supported. My first patches added support for having the remaining docs
> in the sources as well. This makes the tmpl files based workflow
> obsolete, but therefore all the docs have to be in the sources. This has
> several advantages (keeping things up-to-date, not having generated
> files in git, faster etc.).
>
> I did some quick checking in my jhbuild checkout dir:
> find . -name "configure.*" -exec grep -Hn "GTK_DOC_CHECK" {} \; | grep
> -v "flavour[ =]no-tmpl" | egrep -v ":#" | wc -l
> 66
> find . -wholename "*/tmpl" | sort | wc -l
> 46
>
> I could make a gnome goals style page for this. Does that sound good?
>
> Stefan
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