Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-wiki (42 mails)

[Christian Boltz <opensuse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Am Mittwoch, 7. Dezember 2011 schrieb Matthew Ehle:
> > Maybe you can allow access to opensearch_desc.php on stage so that
> > we can test it a bit more?
>
> Sure, I can try it.  Like I mentioned, it's been like this for years
> and I haven't heard a single complaint.  

It's only a "nice-to-have", nothing you really need. I'd guess most 
people didn't miss it.

> However, it certainly won't kill anyone to allow it.

Indeed ;-)

> > If it takes too much time to import the databases, I vote for
> > updating the CSS file in the production wiki without testing it on
> > stage. It can only make things better ;-)

The "It can only make things better" hit back in a way I didn't expect: 
I made my changes in bento/main.css (because this file already contained 
the not-specific-enough styles for red links), but it turned out now 
that this file is just dead, unused code :-/

Is it intentional that bento/main.css is not used? If it is (please 
double-check!), the file should be deleted to avoid confusion...

I added the "red link" styles to bento/css_local/style.css (which is 
used for sure) and commited it to git.

Please deploy once more ;-)

> I second that vote. I went ahead and made the update in production.
> It's nothing permanent, thanks to git. If we have a problem, we can
> revert it. 

Yes, version control is a "good thing"[tm].
(I'm not explicitely talking about git because all version control 
systems are good, even the good old CVS. And no, I don't say that CVS is 
better than git ;-)


Regards,

Christian Boltz
-- 
Das einzige Feature von OE das du unter Linux nicht nachgebaut bekommen
wirst: Die Virenschleuder ;-)            [Damian Philipp in suse-linux]

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