5 Jul 2006 18:26
Re: How to include src/doc/ROADMAP in our web pages
Klaus Heinz <k.heinz.jul.sechs <at> onlinehome.de>
2006-07-05 16:26:05 GMT
2006-07-05 16:26:05 GMT
I wrote: > I actually think it would be better to duplicate the file ROADMAP in > htdocs. If changes really happen rarely this should be feasible, we > could even provide a make-target for this and put a short note at the > top of the file. Next try (thanks to Rui Paulo for the hint about XInclude). Apply the appended patch in htdocs/Goals, copy src/docs/ROADMAP to htdocs/Goals and "make roadmap.html". People who do not have the htdocs tools installed can take a look at: http://www.NetBSD.org/~heinz/roadmap.html ROADMAP will live in two places, (src/doc/ROADMAP, htdocs/Goals/ROADMAP) but must only be changed in src/doc/ROADMAP. ROADMAP in htdocs will not have CVS tags of its own, because it is only a copy without a need for version history. The existing tags get automatically replaced for the HTML file roadmap.html and people updating ROADMAP in htdocs must be carefule to run "make escape-cvs-tags" before committing a new version. ciao Klaus
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