Dropped doxygen
edscott wilson garcia
edscott at imp.mx
Thu Feb 12 15:21:11 CET 2004
El jue, 12-02-2004 a las 06:26, Olivier FOURDAN escribió:
> Dunno. Most projetct don't even put configure and Makefile.in in CVS, and let people generate them. The pro of this is that we don't care about what libtool/autoconf/automake versions we have, only the release manager should take care of generating the right files for release inclusion.
>
> The cons seems fairly obvious to me, a lot less people are able to try the CVS version, since most people won't bother doing the necessary steps to achive compilation of the sources fetched from CVS.
>
> So it's a good time for discuss that IMO:
>
> 1) Do we include configure, Makefiles and docbook documentation in CVS
> 2) Do we exclude them all
My $0.02, exclude them all. Maybe a quickly rotating release scheme for
the development tree could provide even more testers than CVS.
> 3) Shouldn't we switch to subversion ? :)
>
I'm with you whatever you decide, if you are sure.
regards
Edscott
> (Ok, question #3 is definitely another matter :)
>
> Cheers,
> Olivier.
>
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