Justin Ross a écrit :
That said, if the asf infrastructure folks prefer it, I'll argue no
further.
The infra team explained their constraints on IRC:
- the Hudson server is not trusted and can't publish content to the web
site.
- rsync from the web server to pull the content is avoided for security
reasons, because it doesn't ensure that the content pulled comes from a
committer.
- svn is also preferred over rsync because it provides an easy rollback
mechanism
- svn polling is out for performance reasons, it wouldn't scale for all
the ASF sites.
This really only leaves svnpubsub for automated publishing.
The svn repository used doesn't have to be the same as the one used for
the code. The infra team can create a separate repository if large
binary files aren't desired in the code repository (like the PDFs
generated from the docbook files).
Emmanuel Bourg
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