i've been thinking that there are some little things that could be done to
clean the wiki up a bit, i'm happy to do them but i wanted to send out a
quick ping before i spend a chunk of time on it in case someone thinks
it's a bad idea...
1) find all usages of stuff like [Solr 1.2+], [Solr1.2], [Solr 1.3] that
denote when a feature/param was added and change them to...
<!>["Solr1.2"] (or 1.3 as needed)
...the <!> will insert an "attention" icon to help people notice them,
and the quotes will force MoinMoin to make a link out of hte text (Solr1.2
isn't a very MoinMoin friendly wiki word)
2) gut the contents of the Solr1.2 (it still has a bunch of pre 1.2
release planning) and replace it with a page explaining when 1.2 was
released, where to find it, and a blurb explaining that any links to this
page are used to indicate a feature that was added in this release.
3) add a Solr1.3 page with a similar blurb about how it denotes a feature
that *should* be added in 1.3)
(making these pages and using links instead of just text will make it
eaier down the road to find them and remove them ... when we're up to Solr
2.0 we don't really need to draw attention to features added in 1.2)
4) create MoinMoin "Categories" for things like RequestHandlers and
ResponseWriters (the MoinMoin editing screen gies you a pulldown to assign
pages to categories when editing them) .. put all of the RequestHandler and
ResponseWriter pages in the appropriate category, and change various
places (ie: FrontPage) to use the macro for listing all pages in a
category so we don't have to maintain the list manually.
objections?
-Hoss
