At the moment, it takes a lot of busy work to get the website updated with changes to the repository: any time directories changes around, or new files are added, I have to muck with the site to keep things working. (adding .html files that point into the repository, renaming them to keep things in sync, etc.)
We have a 'make html' target inside parrot itself. I think the easiest way to keep things in sync for now is to have a directory on the site that is basically a checked in version of the docs/html directory after running make html. This puts all the logic in once place (parrot's tools/docs/write_docs.pl), and then website maintenance is "run this script and checkin the diffs."
Maybe we can have docs for latest release and "svn head" which would really be "svn-whenever-will-updated-last". (This is the only flaw in the plan: the current scheme lets individual docs update transparently against head; even though it doesn't track renames, etc.)
Anyone have any better ideas? -- Will "Coke" Coleda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
