Comments from Bjorn:
- I would suggest 7 and 7.5 be first.
- Is 1 for www/ or phoenix/ or both?
- do you mean "community/" instead of "commit/" ?
- why isn't 10 part of www/ ? Why have a separate place for it?
Denis Roy wrote:
After the 2:00pm call, here is how I intend to release the new website
to www.eclipse.org
1. Backup the entire site.
2. Commit the eclipse.org-common directory to the website CVS[1]
(dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/org.eclipse/www). Test the Mylar website.
3. Delete the community/ directory on www and commit the commit/
directory to CVS to test (low risk)
4. Repeat step 3 for each root-level directory on Phoenix
5. Replace the homepage
6. Set up two redirects for root-level RSS files to point to home/
7. Flag the Phoenix sandbox repository as read-only
7.5. Disable WebDAV on www.eclipse.org (YAY!)
8. Send instructions to us on how to maintain the website on the live
CVS-to-www.eclipse.org repository.
9. Update the Phoenix Starter Kit zipfile for
http://www.eclipse.org/phoenix/ and put it in the downloads area of our
project
10. Update the Phoenix "rendering engine" (eclipse.org-common) in the
Phoenix project CVS repository to have our source available to all.
(dev.eclipse.org:/cvstoot/technology/phoenix)
11. Set up a dev-to-phoenix.eclipse.org checkout mechanism so we
(Phoenix committers, contributers) can continue working on the
"rendering engine" in a sandboxed environment
12. Identify bugs that will be in our next "rendering engine" release.
Let's discuss this on our call.
[1] www.eclipse.org is already fed by CVS content in the
/cvsroot/org.eclipse repository. So is the dev.eclipse.org website,
and apps.eclipse.org website.
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