Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
hi everyone!
does anyone use the publication.xml files for anything interesting?
if not, would you object to removing the mechanism altogether and move
all important information from there into publication.xconf
benefits:
* gets rid of a number of pipelines in the global sitemaps
* gathers all publication metadata into publication.xconf, where it
belongs imho.
* gets rid of a number of important-looking but undocumented and
apparently non-functional fields (lenya-revision, lenya-version,
cocoon-version) and the bogus <module/> list that looks like it's
important somehow and does nothing more than display a <ul/>.
If you use Lenya in production, then this info makes perfectly sense
* provides a generic welcome page with standardized information and
the same reader/editor links for everybody.
i guess people will generally be hiding this page from the public
anyways...
yes, from the public, but not for administrators, etc.
+1 to merge, but merge the whole structure.
lazy consensus in effect ;)
based on what definition? I mean about many days are we talking? What
about weekend, business days, people on vacation?
I think it's important to get this straight, otherwise it's just meaningless
Michi
regards,
jörn
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