svn commit: r41824 - head/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook

[Benedict Reuschling]

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Am 03.06.13 16:41, schrieb Dru Lavigne:
> 
>>> I agree that it was a good choice that time but the
>> two-way merges add
>>> quite much overhead. When the branch was created, we
>> still didn't have a
>>> real XML toolchain. But now we have it so DocBook
>> profiling is possible.
>>> In this way, we can work with a single source and mark
>> up print-only and
>>> online-only sections. We can also mark up
>> version-specific text so there
>>> is no need to maintain two different development
>> lines.
>>> 
>>> Gabor
>> 
>> This sounds really cool, I think we should have a discussion on
>> how to do this, if we want to do this, and how we could go about
>> using only one version.  Personally, I kind of like a development
>> version where we can make changes, discuss them, fix them, as a
>> team, and have them slowly merged into a version that will appear
>> on the web.  :)
> 
> 
> This is a good item to add to the agenda for the June 17 doc
> sprint. Tom, will you be attending that one in person (in
> Cincinnati?) or online?
> 

That's a good idea and I also like what Gabor proposed. I hope that we
don't spend too much time on debating this though and use he time to
also assign work items for the handbook and coordinate. Once we reach
a conclusion, we should make sure that the current merges Glen is
doing between head and the isbn branch are finished and then work with
the new model we agreed on by then.

Benedict
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