Re: Which repository for documentation contributions?

I'm hoping to get rid of the contributed plugins repository.  Plugins
from that repository will either be fixed up and added to the pyblosxom
repository, or ditched.

Thank you so much for working up text--I think it's great.  I'll try to
add it tomorrow if Sebastian doesn't beat me to it.

/will


On 10/18/2010 07:20 PM, seanh wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 06:51:43PM -0400, will kahn-greene wrote:
>> Write up suggested text and I'll toss it in.
> 
> How about this? For the pyblosxom-web repo:
> 
>     Source files for the PyBlosxom website at pyblosxom.bluesock.org.
> 
>     The 'pyblosxom-web' repository is _solely_ for generating the PyBlosxom
>     website. For example, although the website contains a copy of the
>     PyBlosxom documentation this repository is not the authoritative source
>     for the PyBlosxom docs, they get copied into this repository from the
>     'pyblosxom' repository when the website gets updated.
> 
> and for the pyblosxom repo:
> 
>     The official central source for PyBlosxom, including the PyBlosxom
>     source code, documentation and core plugins.
> 
> I avoided calling it the source for 'all things pyblosxom' because it
> doesn't contain the website or the contributed plugins.
> 
> The contributed plugins repo could do with a longer description too, but
> I can't remember exactly what was decided about it. Something along the
> lines of 'a collection of third party contributed plugins hosted here
> but not necessarily maintained by the core pyblosxom developers'.

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