Hello,<br><br>Recently I wanted to use the wiki while I was offline. It's great that darcsit makes this possible, but I ran into some problem areas. Perhaps someone can help me?<br><br>1) When I wanted to edit a page locally, the text box that holds the page's markup was empty. I opened the corresponding .page file in emacs and pasted the contents into the browser window and edited there. This allowed me to see previews and just generally use it has a wiki. But why do I have to bootstrap the editing process by copying out of the .page file?<br>
<br>2) Once I had my local edits queued up and I wanted to share them, I couldn't figure out how to push them. I (ab)used my patch review account to <a href="http://darcs.net">darcs.net</a> to figure out where the wiki's repo is located and tried a push but I didn't have permission to modify the wiki repo so the push failed. Since I can apply patches from the web interface I don't really see the point of sending the patches to darcs-users so I avoided configuring sendmail or attaching the patch in my email client. I ended up pasting my local version of the page into the <a href="http://darcs.net">darcs.net</a> wiki and hitting submit. Since I only had edited one page that was "okay" but suboptimal.<br>
<br>How can get push access to the wiki and is there a fix for #1? (maybe I should use scp to get a copy of the the wiki instead of darcs get?).<br><br>Thanks,<br>Jason<br>