Hi,

I'm only creating repo and migrating history to be able to evaluate antora. 
This CMS needs repo in place to get the more of it. If not conclusive I would 
remove the repo. I prefer doing it under apache as I migrate history of the 
website repo.
Consider the netbeans-antora-* just test for now. 
I will need to move file around to fit antora placement. And redo a bit of 
templating to have a fair comparison.

Speaking on the current build problem is CI (jenkins or github action are 
unable to start --no-daemon as gradle detect something not matching with jvm, 
tested on ci apache and a custom jenkins), note that Antonio say it may be 
scss, but me building it with no issue on cli. (Tested on ubuntu like 20 / 22). 
So since mid septembre the merged PR are not online.

I'm not aware on lots of CMS, but I know Antora and Antonio raise the name as 
an example.
I like it as it keep asciidoc in adoc format as we currently have, and 
templating is very close to gsp. (I have a simple test that give same output 
for website, (frontpage,standard page))
Antora cli check xref, image link on build something current build cannot issue 
some warning on fragment. (Hi sometime check with PR#617 but that's not in 
current build).

I personnaly use jbake, (mavenized at office) and Jekyll for github page for 
university master website. But Jekyll AFAIK is "bind" kramdown.

Best Regards
Eric


-----Message d'origine-----
De : Matthias Bläsing <mblaes...@doppel-helix.eu.INVALID> 
Envoyé : mercredi 4 octobre 2023 21:12
À : dev@netbeans.apache.org
Objet : Re: website migration to antora

Hi,

Am Montag, dem 02.10.2023 um 10:56 +0200 schrieb Eric Barboni:
> 
> I'm a bit annoyed by the current gradle build and would like to 
> migrate to antora, means one repo for UI (css, and so one) and 1 to 
> more repository for the content (keeping adoc).
> 

I don't understand why this question was asked if the result does not matter? 
The work is underway, so I assume, it is already decided (how?). At least the 
multiple already created repositories to me indicate this.

Questions that might have been raised:

- What is the real problem with the current build?
- Which other static CMS systems were evaluated?
- Why is antora better than the other systems and better than the
  current build?

Greetings

Matthias

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