@Joe:
See my last my mail.
Lesson learned:
I've just seen what was updated in my workspace. But there is no hint
that other commits will be taken into account, too. Until you open this
link:
https://cms.apache.org/ooo-site/publish?diff=1
As here the truth is shown.
So finally, believe in your admin or burn in hell. :-)
Marcus
Am 05/19/2014 11:56 PM, schrieb Joe Schaefer:
I think there's some confusion about what is actually happening
when you click on the Update link in the webgui. All that does
is run
% svn up /path/to/underlying/svn/resource
on the CMS server. When you publish you are essentially doing
% svn rm https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/websites/production/ooo-site/content
% svn cp
https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/websites/staging/ooo-site/trunk/content
https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/websites/production/ooo-site/content
but in a single-step using svnmucc.
That's all the webgui does- it's just a wrapper around the underlying
svn commands. What you are working with in the webgui is an svn
checkout of the site. "Update" just brings your current checkout up
to date within the portion of the tree that you are browsing.
HTH
On Monday, May 19, 2014 3:44 PM, Marcus (OOo)<marcus.m...@wtnet.de> wrote:
Am 05/19/2014 09:20 PM, schrieb Joe Schaefer:
Sorry but technically the CMS publishes all committed
changes to the staging site. The only way to partition
changes is to partition your commits.
but which data will be published: the content of the SVN repository or
the content of the personal CMS work space?
I guess the work space as I need to update it with the SVN content.
Otherwise there is nothing new to publish.
Thanks
Marcus
On Monday, May 19, 2014 3:17 PM, Marcus (OOo)<marcus.m...@wtnet.de> wrote:
Am 05/19/2014 09:51 AM, schrieb Andrea Pescetti:
On 29/04/2014 Marcus (OOo) wrote:
The main point is *where you are* in the CMS Browse View when you click
on the "Update" link.
I tried several times, but I'm not sure it works for me. Maybe it works
if we see "update" as "update this directory".
Example to update and publish only a file:
1. In your browser open, e.g.,
"www.openoffice.org/my-dir/my-subdir/index.html".
2. Open the CMS via the bookmarklet.
3. Click on the link "[Edit]" in the row of the
"index.html" file.
4. Click on the link "[Update]".
5. Do your changes in the file.
6. Commit your changes.
7. On the following page click on the link "[Publish]".
In the last days I tried to do this for the main index.html page and for
the download/devbuilds.html page. I commit to SVN directly (so I don't
use the CMS for editing pages), but the rest works as you describe. So I
browse to download/ in the CMS and when I update it downloads my changed
devbuilds.html page and nothing else. But then, when I publish, if I
Then you have update the *complete directory* but *not the single file*.
OK, I'll do it again:
1. Open w.oo.o/index.html
2. Login via CMS bookmarklet
3. Click on [Edit] in the row for "index.html"
4. Click on [Update] on the top
5. Only this file was updated
6.
click "View diff" I see all the changes in "download".
So maybe committing through SVN means that I'm forced to update the
directory, and thus if I change the main index.html file I must publish
the whole site, and if I change devbuilds.html I must publish the whole
subtree (download/) containing it? In that setup, indeed I wasn't able
to find a command like "Update this file only".
No, SVN is outside of this. I do it like you. It's like I wrote on the top:
The main point is *where you are* in the CMS Browse View when you click
on the "Update" link.
That means:
When you are in a directory, e.g., "download/" and click on
"Update"
then you get every new thing of this directory.
But when a single file, e.g., "devbuild.html" is shown and you click
on
the "Update" link then only this file is updated and nothing else.
Please can you try it and confirm?
Thanks
Marcus
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