Jerome Velociter wrote: > Hello devs, > > Here's a proposal for a new maven mojo based on the xmldoc-update tool > (http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XTXMLDOC). > The objective would be to : > > 1. Sanitize XML docs : > * Force creator, author and contentAuthor to "XWiki.Admin" > * Foce version to 1.1 > * Maybe check the language and translation fields (although, there is > less reasons for those to be wrong) > * Force creationDate, contentUpdateDate, date (+ see below) > > 2. Control the order we want for the doc list appearing on the "Recent > Changes" UI (on the wiki home page, one of the first thing users see) on > fresh distributions, by forcing modification dates to desired values so > that the list reflects what we want to appear here. > > There are several approaches to do 2), I thought about the following : > By default, we force all documents to 00:00 on the current day. For > documents we want to appear up in the list, we specify them a priority > in the build configuration, for example on a scale of 1 to 100, 100 > being the top priority. When forcing the date with the mojo, we add X * > N units of time to 00:00, where X is the priority and N is for example 1 > second. > If all the document modification dates span maximum 100 seconds starting > at 00:00, there's close to zero risk to run a wiki with modification in > the future (which would make a document modified for real before this > future becomes present not appear on top of the list). FYIW it actually would be possible. If we release early in the morning from Paris and somebody from a time zone more west (say San Francisco) downloads and starts editing right away :P > > A constraint to keep in mind : > Wiki docs are spread accross applications. I don't think we want to > necessarily release all applications when releasing XE, so this should > ideally happen in XE's wiki module build. The drawback would be that if > we want to give priority to pages that are in applications, we reference > files from other modules, which is not clean. The alternative is to give > priority to documents in the module they are hosted, and release all > applications every time we release XE. > > WDYT ? > > Jerome. > > _______________________________________________ > devs mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
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