Hi Gary, On Mon, May 20, 2019 at 5:22 PM Gary Gregory <garydgreg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Going forward, do we plan to have Xalan site on SVN or GitBox? If we look >> at, https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan-site.git (the GitBox repos >> for Xalan site after migration to GitBox), there are following two branches >> 'master' and 'git-svn'. These branches have identical content. What is the >> difference between these two branches? >> > > Arg, no idea; this might be cruft left over from the conversion to GitBox. > Thanks for the explanation. I was wanting to fix some minor typos within XalanJ documentation on the site, these days. Following is what I've been thinking to do, 1) On Xalan SVN: I would update the .xml meta-data file for the documentation data that I wish to improve. I would then generate the corresponding HTML file(s), using the required ant target specified in build.xml file. I would verify locally that the generated HTML file is ok. After verifying generated HTML file, I shall commit modified .xml and HTML files to Xalan SVN repos, and that should reflect on the public site. This is how, I've been modifying Xerces docs. 2) I would also copy changes specified in point 1), to the GitBox repos https://gitbox.apache.org/repos/asf/xalan-site.git. I would update the 'master' branch, and shall not use 'git-svn' branch (assuming its a cruft left over while migration to GitBox). For now, I want to copy site changes to Xalan GitBox as well, if in case in the future we might like to use GitBox locations for Xalan site (therefore, we maintain the Xalan site's SVN & GitBox sync from now itself). Please let me know, if above mentioned steps are ok. -- Regards, Mukul Gandhi
