On 12 July 2015 at 19:54, Hervé BOUTEMY wrote:
> true, everything can be regenerated
>
> but there are IMHO multiple ideas behind storing the full site in svn:
> - not serve http from projects-vm but from classical resilient httpd (just let
> projects-vm just run the cron jobs)
If projects-vm fai
true, everything can be regenerated
but there are IMHO multiple ideas behind storing the full site in svn:
- not serve http from projects-vm but from classical resilient httpd (just let
projects-vm just run the cron jobs)
- have a centralized history of whole data (be it source rdf in a central
Why does projects new need to store changes to the files it generates in SVN?
AFAICT, all (or nearly all) the files are generated from data that is
already in SVN.
There are perhaps a few files that contain historic data that is not
otherwise available.
These could be stored as template files in
