Hi,
I propose switching to a more modern build systems for building the
documentation.
Make is only looking on timestamps which leads to superfluous rebuilds
when using Subversion or a DVCS. I was trapped by this just a few
minutes ago: I checked in a change to the HTML version of the man pages
by accident. The man-pages have not been changed, but the timestamp.
This caused the rebuild with a newer version of docutils, which lead to
a new version of the file.
Do avoid this, I propose using a more modern build systems for building
the documentation.
I personally prefer (and use) Scon which was already used in PyInstaller
in former times. But would not mind using waf if it does the job, too.
When choosing Scons I could provide the build-script, though.
What do you think?
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