Hi, hm...
$ du -sh uima-website 1,3G uima-website $ du -sh * 4,0K HOWTO 8,0K build-ip-clearances.xml 8,0K build.xml 710M docs 888K lib 152K velocity.log 23M xdocs I agree: at some point we should consider what to do with the old docs. How does the UIMA website work? Could we have a separte folder in SVN that is served via the webserver but that would not be part of the site that we check out and update on a regular basis? -- Richard > On 29.03.2017, at 16:36, Marshall Schor <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > From time to time (in the past at least) we have been asked to "delete" things > off of the uima website to make it smaller. > > The main size consumers on the website are the docs/d/ folders - there's one > per > (somewhat recent) release. > > Since transitioning to the svn way of publishing, it strikes me that we could > shrink our website footprint by taking advantage of the svn storage, something > like this: > > 1) For older release, unlikely to be referenced frequently if at all, delete > them. They will disappear from svn "HEAD", but still be there in older > revisions. > > 2) put up a new page (archived docs) which provides instructions on how to > find > the older versions in > https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/uima/site/trunk/uima-website/docs/d/ etc. > > (optionally), we could put in hyperlinks to the svn revision having the top > folder in the viewsvn api style. > > Is this worth doing? > > > Any volunteers :-) ? > > -Marshall
