Gerald Richter wrote:
No, that would be silly. But why couldn't we just keep /embperl/ under cvs?
Because the site is autogenerated and it's not under cvs.
Surely we can figure out a way to have the automatic tools ignore /embperl/ and then just checkout that directory from cvs. :-)
Unless Gerald puts his docs into the src and they will be autogenerated
as well.
I believe he is already autogenerating them; but with different tools. ...
Yes. I am currently working on changeing the whole embperl site content. The new generator uses the new Embnperl fetaures, like EmbperlObject and XSLT for creating the site. (The old one was a quick and dirty pod2html wrapper)
I have looked at Stas DocSet and how usefull it is for also generating the Embperl site. While I found it's really a great idea I also found that it duplicates a lot of things that are already more or less inside of Embperl. I have created some new classes for DocSet for transforming pod -> xml -> xslt -> html with Embperl, but for reasons of time I didn't have worked on them further (and they aren't really usefull yet).
Cool! Looking foreward to see this stuff that you wrote.
So for now I like to generate the Embperl site on my own and copy the result over to perl.apache.org. Embperl is not the only part, you still have /dist and maybe other things that need's to be copied over, but I think your DocSet is able to copy files as they are (I am not sure if it can copy a whole sub directory tree?). I think we can make Embperl and dist a part of the DocSet source, but don't do anything with it. Just copy it over. If DocSet can't do this, a simple shell script should provide a way.
I didn't think about this :) Of course DocSet can copy recursively :)
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