Noah, On 28 Nov 2012, at 8:44 AM, Noah Mehl wrote:
> Wow! This is a lot. I've already forked and submitted a change: Yes, to get the most out of it better to clone the repo and run make html Then read them as html and the viewer in github does not handle links well > https://github.com/noahmehl/baruwa2/commit/406d3d3519ee7595e60b085204a5de03651dfda6 Cool, i will review the pull request soon. > I hope I'm doing this right :) Yes you are doing great. > Anyways, I'm looking at: docs/source/install/source/install.rst and I think > there is a bit missing, and I'm not sure where to put it. For example, I'm > pretty sure the first step should be to clone the git repository? > > So, I think it should be: > > Step 1: Clone the repo > Step 2: Setup a Python Virtual Environment > Step 3: build.sh full > Step 4: Install Python dependencies That is deliberately left out, because the documentation is being written for the release version which will be downloaded as a tar ball from pypi build.sh may also need some rework given that the translations have now been moved to transfix. In which case some of those steps will not be required. So for now we can leave that out until prior to the actual release. > Also, a personal preference is to put it in /opt/baruwa, and not > /home/baruwa. Is there a good reason to put it in /home? No really, it just an indication that you are able to do the installation without being a super user. > I will be happy to write it up. Please just let me know if I'm working in > the right directions. Again, thank you for your time on this! Thank you for your enthusiasm in wanting to help in making Baruwa better and keep up the good work. - Andrew -- www.baruwa.org _______________________________________________ Keep Baruwa FREE - http://pledgie.com/campaigns/12056
