Re: Move generated spirit docs to the sandbox

> On 24 October 2011 13:21, Hartmut Kaiser <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > What's the policy now for documentation changes? I know I have to
> > check in the qbk files, do I still need to generate the html files and
> > put them somewhere? Or do you have an automated script running which
> > does that on demand?
> 
> I just run the script every few days (I don't have the resources for a
> quick turnaround). You'll still need to generate the documentation
> yourself to check that it's okay. If you want to, you could upload the
> documentation to sourceforge yourself. I just rsync it, so it should be
> okay.

Ok, I'll just commit to the main SVN, then.

Thanks!
Regards Hartmut
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> The main problem is that it will overwrite the redirect file when you
> generate the documentation yourself. Maybe it should build to one
> directory by default (with an appropriate svn:ignore), and then when I
> build the documentation I'll run it with a flag to put it in the right
> place. I'm not sure exactly how to do that, maybe a docbook xsl parameter?
> 
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