Re: specify testing order using user-desired way?

Hi Arie,

Thanks for your suggestion, which is quite useful. JUnit team, what's your thought? I personally like the idea of starting a new repository for multilanguage wiki on git. As long as the work is done,  we can just send you guys a link and you can include that in the main wiki. In terms of maintenance of the new repository, I am happy to do that. Anyone wants to help is welcome.

Cheers,
Sien  


On Tuesday, 15 April 2014 7:50 PM, Arie van Deursen <[email protected]> wrote:
 
  
Kevin, Sien,

>     is there a repository where we can access to get html code for wiki?
>     the best way I think is you guys set up a branch for multiple
>     language wiki translation in Github and then we can check out wiki
>     source code and then translate and then commit.
>
> We just edit the wiki via the wiki UI. I have no idea how to create
> branches.

The github wiki is just a git repository:
If you click on the 'Clone URL' button you get
https://github.com/junit-team/junit.wiki.git
This repo contains the .md files of the wiki.

People with push rights could create branches in there I presume. But I 
don't think this is very meaningful as only the master branch will show 
up in the wiki I assume. Furthermore, such wikis have no pull requests, 
so discussing changes is not as easy.

Sien, if you want to provide a Chinese translation for the wiki, then 
you can start a fresh git repository of your own, inject the current 
wiki repo in it, restructure it so that it can accommodate multiple 
languages easily, and include a Chinese translation.

Then you can ask the JUnit team what they think of it, and whether they 
want to include it in either the existing JUnit wiki or as a separate 
repository under the junit-team organization.

Maintaining a multi-language wiki is quite an investment for the JUnit 
team, so I can also imagine that the responsibility of this is left 
outside the junit-team organization.

Cheers,
Arie