sbelt wrote:
>
> Others, including myself, have posted installation instructions to the list.
> The difficulty in "publishing" the instructions is that with a rapidly
> expanding product such as Jetspeed, the instructions need to be modified for
> each CVS.
yup :)
> So for the next release, we should first ask developers are all changes for
> now going to be bug-fixes only? If I write installation instructions today,
> will they still work when it is released? Or should I wait a couple days?
Now is a good enought time as any. The next rev will be 1.1.5 (as voted
by all active developers). Right now there are only about 5 outstanding
issues. These shouldn't break any installation instructions. I would
say go for it. I am +1 on someone besides myself doing them. I have
proven that I am terrible at writing docs and am also especially blind
to obvious FAQ style issues :(
Just make sure to do them in stylebook format. See ./docs/xdocs for
*pleny* of examples.
> Also, I would suggest that instructions be written (or at least reviewed) by
> people who have installed using different OS's, Servlet servers, web
> servers, etc...
+1024
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