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Dave Brondsema commented on FOR-392:
Ant has a task, but that's only for local copies. I guess it would be
hard to implement for all types of deploys. I had origi
lease the plugins with each major
version.
When that becomes insufficient (e.g. if a plugin takes off and makes its own
major changes & releases within one forrest release), we can tackle it again. I
think in that case, the plugin should be documented seperately from the main
forrest docs and it can say what versions of forrest it is compatible with.
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David Crossley wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
/docs/dev/ nested below /docs/ seems weird. I think it would be better
to host the current stable release at a url like: /docs/0.7/. This
would also permit us to keep documentation for
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
/docs/ doesn't work if these docs are
standalone (e.g on my machine).
Yeah, sorry. I knew it would make a broken link for local docs,
but thought that it was more important to get the website happening
at this stage.
Good point. Now that I think
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
Ok. What about href="/docs"? I think because it is a 'href' it would
keep it from failing the build, and it would still be relative.
That should work. I woder why we didn't think of that before.
Maybe it was all getting confu
t/trunk/docs-author/skinconf.xml Wed Mar 23 00:21:34 2005
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+ v0.7
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+This is documentation for the current release v0.7
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+ /docs/
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/docs/ doesn't work if these docs are
standalone (e.g on my machine).
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Quoting Ross Gardler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dave Brondsema wrote:
> > Quoting David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> >>Done. That clarifies the Roadmap.
> >>
> >>Do any people out in the Forrest dev community
> >>
ich are not worth spending time on.
The problem, of course, would be to coordinate such a day, especially given
our geographical spread. It doesn't have to be simultaneous work, though. We
could even do a week of bug-squashing.
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est way to answer this would be to update the
documentation instead of just replying :-)
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n. Good idea.
I just tested by moving 0.7 to 0.7-dev ... hooray.
I will do that over the weekend unless someone stops me.
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+1 Good ideas, guys.
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unless of course the issues in question is new to the dev
version). That will keep all of our archived links good.
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(like plugin documentation; and maybe plugin versioning) seem like
they are very important to get done before the release. Ross has done a lot on
the plugins, but even if we help, what if we don't have these done before the
release date? What would you guys think of postponing the release un
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good to get in SVN even if they aren't complete. If you put them in the
whiteboard, then we know that they aren't finished, but others can see
them and help.
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Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
DB> The OO.o plugin does not properly handle headers, so you may encounter
DB> other weird issues too. I think things work best if you have an ordered
DB> heirarchy of headings, like this:
DB> heading1
DB> heading2
DB> headin
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
What do you want to add? I can do it.
Plugin: htmlArea
Plugin: wiki
Done.
--David
Also, please:
Plugin: pdf-output
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Can the cocoondev JIRA admin set up all PMC members to have
administrative rights on Forrest?
Not until we move it to the ASF infrastructure.
I'd like to add some more component
categories for our plugins right now.
What do you want to add? I c
Can the cocoondev JIRA admin set up all PMC members to have
administrative rights on Forrest? I'd like to add some more component
categories for our plugins right now.
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other weird issues too. I think things work best if you have an ordered
heirarchy of headings, like this:
heading1
heading2
heading2
heading2
heading3
heading2
heading1
heading2
and not jump from 1 to 3 for example because the stylesheet doesn't know
how to create proper s out of that.
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+1
I propose that we move it forward a few days - how about 2005-05-22 ?
We can still celebrate NKB.
That's a few months, by my calendar. How about 2005-03-29?
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Quoting Ross Gardler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> David Crossley wrote:
> > Dave Brondsema wrote:
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> >>Because 0.6 docs are not split, things are pretty confusing. I
> >>speculate it might be worth it to get a 0.7 release out the door
> >>prima
rectory. That adds the 0.7-dev
technical docs.
4) 'svn commit'
5) the cron job will do 'svn update' on the server.
Alternatively, you can do it manually
ssh cvs.apache.org; cd /www/forrest.apache.org; svn update
Anyway, would someone with fresh eyes please look at the site.
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wierd. In
general (i.e. 0.7+) there will be a build.xml for each version and
therefore none at f.a.org/build.html
So this sort of thing is only temporary. Once 0.7 is released, 0.6 docs
won't be online and we can remove this.
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David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
I suddenly realised the issue with "cocoon-trunk". It needs
to run its 'build docs' before running 'forrest'. It generates
some extra source documentation b
Dave Brondsema wrote:
(I'm making this a new thread, so it doesn't get lost... -Dave)
I reckon that the draft guidelines are now ready.
The ASF Board Resolution that created the Forrest project
http://www.apache.org/foundation/records/minutes/2004/board_minutes_2004_05_26.txt
as
(I'm making this a new thread, so it doesn't get lost... -Dave)
I reckon that the draft guidelines are now ready.
The ASF Board Resolution that created the Forrest project
http://www.apache.org/foundation/records/minutes/2004/board_minutes_2004_05_26.txt
assigned our PMC the task of creating
David Crossley wrote:
Dave Brondsema wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
I suddenly realised the issue with "cocoon-trunk". It needs
to run its 'build docs' before running 'forrest'. It generates
some extra source documentation before forrest starts.
There is a global para
ocoon-trunk builds
running, so i am currently finding a way to avoid that.
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ue FOR-147).
Unfortunately there's no easy fix.
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#x27;ll make it optional for people who don't want reserved filenames
bothering them.
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What your describing seems like you might as well just use a real issue
tracker.
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I hope to start again on
those sometime, but if anyone wants to give it a shot, please go ahead
and try.
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have to comma-seperate your include list.
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> Ayone got any ideas?
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I'd say we should find out why the HTML is generated with inconsistent
line endings in the first place.
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hat is wrong?
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> Aha! That error message was the sound of Forrest stumbling over
> the old sitemap.xmap that Cocoon uses for its documentation as webapp.
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This reminds me that sooner or later we should start documenting a
"contract" of what a project's sitemap.xm
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