Jordan Justen <jordan.l.jus...@intel.com> writes: > Although I doubt it generates much traffic, I wanted to try to convert > the https://piglit.freedesktop.org/ homepage into an 'auto-building' > gitlab branch. > > I think the current site was built by ikiwiki, but I was after > spending way more time that I hoped, I still was unable to reproduce > the site without lots of extra undesirable links. > > So, I tried converting it to sphinx. Of course, I expected it would > look somewhat different with sphinx. This change proved much easier, > and I think looks pretty good: > > https://jljusten.pages.freedesktop.org/piglit/ > > The source code is here in this branch: > > https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/jljusten/piglit/commits/website > > It is setup such that we could add a small 'website' branch to the > piglit repo. The branch's history would be detacted from the source > code history. > > Then, if we need to change the piglit website again, in, say a decade > or so :), it'll be a bit simpler. > > Does it look ok, and does it seem like an ok plan?
Looks nice to me, only nit is the title is "Piglit 1 documentation" -- where did that "1" come from? I kind of like having the website in master so that some of the contents on the site can be documentation in-tree as well, but I'm happy with it at least being easily modifiable.
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