Re: Display outstanding backported fixes for each release?

Daniel Shahaf wrote on Thu, 03 Jan 2019 18:50 +0000:
> That's a stdin-to-stdout filter that converts the text output to HTML, suitable
> for inclusion in the Web site.

I've committed the scripts, added a cron job, and wired the output
into the site:

https://subversion-staging.apache.org/docs/release-notes/#upcoming-patch-release

I make no claim that the current state is visually pleasing; feel free
to take it from here. There are some other todo's besides the
aesthetics (see the link for details).

Cheers,

Daniel

P.S. For reference, the cron job is:

[[[
# TODO: add this to puppet once it's stable
# Also relies on ${SVN} being set
15 4 * * * cd ~/src/svn/1.11.x && ~/src/svn/site/tools/upcoming.py | { echo "<pre>"; ~/src/svn/site/tools/escape.py; echo "</pre>"; } > ~/src/svn/site/staging/upcoming.part.html && chronic ${SVN:-svn} commit ~/src/svn/site/staging/upcoming.part.html -m "* upcoming.part.html: Automatically regenerated"
]]]

(chronic(1) on the VM doesn't have the -v option.)

P.P.S. The w3c validator complains about the 'iframe' tag, but I don't
       know how to fix that (or if we care; it already complains about
       the 'placeholder' (sic) attribute in our search box).
Received on 2019-01-03 21:40:59 CET