just a short announcement, for anyone who'se not uptodate: the site has moved to http://www.python.org.il/school
OK Folks, to allow each one to contribute using his favorite tools, I propose the following scheme: * People who don't like to use a VCS can: (a) Send mail to Guy and/or this list, or (b) Get write access to www.python.org.il/school (currently only me and Guy have this - if you want to be added ask Shlomif) * svn users (or multi-VCS users): Use Beni's svn. upstream/html is autogenerated from the site. Put your contents in some other dir (e.g. subdir of slides-work, cben-reference, or the likes). See also my comments in the Trac wiki. When your'e done, let us know, so Guy can look at it, and we can put it on the active site (or, get write access...) For preparing slides, use the splithtml.pl script - instructions, styles etc. are available in tools/slides/README * gnu-arch users (or multi VCS people working offline): Use my mirror: http://www.iglu.org.il/~amit/arch/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/hazor-python--main--0.1/ (This was generated and kept uptodate using svn-arch-mirror, see my comments in Beni's Trac wiki for details). either: (a) Just tag it into your private archive and work (merging any upstream changes from my mirror when needed). When you've made progress, give me url to your archive and I'll take care of merging and committing to upstream svn. or: (b) create and maintain your own svn-arch-mirror The mirror itself is easy to setup, and I've found a simple (but non-trivial) way to merge stuff from other arch repos with correct patch-logs and without interfering with upstream svn repos (contact me for more info). Also please dump a log-for-merge into .mergelogs dir, so svn users can see all the intermediate log messages. I hope this will encourage more people to cross the "fun/work" barrier and add some more contents (see the task list on the school front page). p.s. the Nir/Shlomif/Beni VCS conversation is interesting, but abit OT for this list. Maybe if you move it someplace else (e.g. hackers-IL mailing list or wiki - see www.hackers.org.il ), I might be tempted to add a few words too. Beni Cherniavsky wrote: >El sáb, 05-11-2005 a las 20:30 +0200, Shlomi Fish escribió: > > >>You should use a VCS for anything that undergoes a few revisions. >> >>Guy, anything you can say to your defense? >> >> >> >He already did: he said he has no time to bother with it. It might or >might not be wise but it's his decision. > >I do have time for it (or so I think ;-). No time to learn Arch (which >didn't strike me as friendly enough) but to use Subversion which I >already know. > >Project Location: > http://OpenSVN.csie.org/hazor_python or > https://OpenSVN.csie.org/hazor_python >ViewCVS: > https://OpenSVN.csie.org/viewcvs.cgi/?root=hazor_python > >Anybody else is invited to work there. I'm not reading mail every day >to give logins on request, so anybody is invited to use username 'hazor' >and password 'hazor' ;-). > >So far I've created an upstream/ directory with Guy's html and scripts >to import it, convert it to rst_ text and back to html. The conversion >works OK on the small top pages and the reference but is too bad for the >book - I'll tackle that later (not too hard to fix by hand if anybody >wants it now). > >Now after all this automation I still haven't got my changes checked >it :-). Soon to follow... > >P.S. I even activated the Trac wiki: > https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/hazor_python >in case anyone want's to use it. I personally don't see much use for it >here. Note that the wiki pages you edit on it are *not* part of the SVN >repository. > > > >
