Doug Chestnut wrote:

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I prefer the "publishing single documents" approach. Even though the sitetree file handles the mapping for us, I still see this as metadata which belongs to the doc (doc has these parents, and has these children).

I also thought about storing the hierarchy information in the document
meta data, but discarded this for the following reasons:

- it wouldn't be possible to have non-document site nodes anymore,
  which is quite convenient (e.g. to group media libraries, reusable
  content items etc.)

- we would need sophisticated cache for performance reasons, and this
  could be quite complex to implement

The problem with this approach is when someone shuffles around the sitetree in a really cool sitetree editor usecase, then they have to publish each doc they moved individually. Perhaps if such a "sitetree editor" usecase existed, the user could shuffle the site around, click submit, and then get a list of changed docs with the option of publishing.

Yes, I guess we would find a usable solution.

-- Andreas


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