On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 4:41 PM, John Sichi <jsi...@facebook.com> wrote: > > On Oct 14, 2010, at 1:14 PM, Edward Capriolo wrote: > http://hive.apache.org is up with content. Building forest requires > java 1.5. There are two ways we can do this from now on. > > 1) Move the forest source (only) into our svn > 2) Move the forest source and generated content into our SVN > > With option1 we have to build the forest and put the generated data in > place on /www/hive.apache.org > With option number2 we can build locally commit the generated data > into SVN and then checkout into the webspace of > people.apache.org<http://people.apache.org> > > I like option 1 the best as it keeps the SVN smaller, but I am flexible here. > > +1 on option 1. Can you provide a brief script or instructions for doing the > doc rebuild? For the first edit, we should update the mailing list links etc. > > Also, the new confluence wiki is up: > > https://cwiki.apache.org/HIVE/ > > If you don't already have an Apache Confluence account, you can create one > here: > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/signup.action > > But let's not start populating it until we've worked out a migration plan. > > <https://cwiki.apache.org/HIVE/>JVS > >
John, Doug pointed out: <cutting> ecapriolo: infra prefers that the site's actual content is in svn, so it can be reconstituted easily. that's the convention. Thus #2 is now my preferred option. @Carl Thank you for pointing that out. @John & Carl &whoever else wants to chip in. So a while back, Jeff suggested we moved to Anakia. We ended up going with this. Which I did and I also spent about two days painstakingly copying and revising all the information in the wiki into xdocs. I am not able to go to the hive contributor meetings since I live in NY, But essentially writing xdocs was not giving everyone a warm fuzzy feeling so no one has edited any of the xdocs and the wiki is out of sync with them. 1. I will be happy to stay with the XDOCS for official documentation, IF AND ONLY IF, We decide committers can edit and commit themselves without having to wait for a review. I really do not wish to dump the xdocs (since i had to sped that time writing them and figuring out how they work) but supporting anakia, forest, and a moving wiki does not seem like a good idea. If no one is going to edit them but me we should dump them as well. Edward
