Ian Holsman wrote: > aren't all these HTML files autogenerated now ? > I'm just wondering if they belong in CVS at all anymore
Ideally, No. (Although that particular one is not auto-generated, the majority are.) There are a couple reasons they are in CVS: 1. To make the release-manager's job easier. I really don't want to make the release manager perform and test the transformation. It is too much work, and there is too much risk of things going wrong. 2. To enable us to better control of what goes live on httpd.apache.org. I'm not really comfortable with transforming live onto the website. It is better to be able to transform in advance and test in a staging area and then do a simple cvs up on the website. Now, this staging area does not necessarily need to be in CVS, but there are some advantages to having it there (easy to see changes and to backup to a known working version, etc). I'm happy to consider alternatives. Joshua.
