Hi,
We've got into the habit of hacking in the build directory directly.
Usually this means that we don't have to re-build for every little change
when developing. Of course, eventually we copy the corresponding files
back to the src directory and re-build when done or when nothing
happens without a re-build (e.g., after the sitetree has been manually
hacked).
This works well and we were pleased to see that when we batch created a directory hierarchy and populated it with
documents and *then* created the relevant nodes on top of it (using the
GUI), Lenya didn't complain at all and the sitetree sorted itself out
fine.
Questions:
When is a re-build strictly necessary?
Is there an easy way to change a document ID after it's been created
(some of our end-users messed up the document IDs at creation time)?
Specifically is there a script to do this that can also handle links?
Regards,
James
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