[darcs-users] Theory of Patches documentation cleanup

Gwern Branwen gwern0 at gmail.com
Sat Apr 11 01:09:34 UTC 2009


On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 8:30 PM, Daniel Carrera <daniel.carrera at theingots.org> wrote:
> Eric Kow wrote:
>>
>> I've updated http://test.darcs.net/ with the instructions (we had
>> accidentally deleted all the content on this.  Luckily, we had the
>> sources backed up somewhere with darcs).
>
> Ok. I have a copy of the repo now an I'm browsing. I see an 'entries'
> directory with weekly news. Other than that, I see no content. Where should
> I put content? Has anyone decided on some sort of organization?

test.darcs.net is just an example - showing Eric what a Gitit wiki looks like, and how it can be self-hosting in a sense (all the files except the password file in the repo), and more to the point how 'source code' files and 'article' files can coexist in the same wiki. When we actually switch, it won't be based on the Weekly News repo, it'll be a fresh one.

> I think it's great that Gitit organizes content in directories. We can have
> major areas like 'Support' and 'Theory of Patches' which would then be
> reflected in the URL. For example:
>
> http://test.darcs.net/support
> http://test.darcs.net/download
> http://test.darcs.net/getting_started
> http://test.darcs.net/contribute
>
> How are you migrating from Moin to Gitit? Do you have a tool or will you do
> it by hand? If you have to do it by hand, I can help.
>
> Daniel.

I understand twb was working on a script which could translate most of MoinMoin markup into Markdown (or was it ReST?). Once that's done presumably we would then lock the original wiki, grab a fresh tarball, dump all the spam and auto-generated pages, run twb's tool over every page, and do a bunch of 'darcs add' on the files.

-- 
gwern
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