On 14/03/2013 20:09, Simone Tripodi wrote:
Curator is going to be using git. But, I imagine the principles are the same.
while git as SCM is ok for whatever project sources, CMS & SvnPubSub
for sites are enabled for SVN only - you'll have to checkin the site
on SVN anyway
Yep, even if your src are in git, you will still need svn for site
publication:
- Option 1: only svnpubsub: allow you to run mvn site and copy/commit
the generated site in the svn repo. mvn scm-plugin is just a wrapper
that checkout the svn site repo in a local folder, copy the generated
pages to that folder, and commits it in svn. Once committed, the site is
automatically pushed via svnpusbub on the live Internet site.
- Option 2: use the apache cms. Under the hood, I think it also uses
svnpubsub. You win online page edition (rich editor), kind of workflow
to approve a change. You loose mvn site generation.
Thx, Eric
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