I made a usability change that impacts those who update the Qpid site code.
Previously "make render" would render once to the output/ dir (so you could look at with your browser) and once to the docs/ dir (with its URLs ready for publication). Now I've isolated the publish step. Use "make render" as before to update output/ and see the rendered content. Once you've iterated and you're satisfied with the changes, run "make publish". It renders to docs/ and finishes by printing the svn status of your docs/ dir and reminding you that there's one more thing to do: https://gist.github.com/ssorj/063434d2c2acb44b8aae The upside is that "make render", which one typically does more frequently, is a little faster, and "make publish" does a little more to help you see what you need to commit. Justin
