On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 17:54 +0100, Vincent Untz wrote:
+ yelp-suse-20060319.patch It's a huge patch, I'm not quite sure what it's doing. But I know it doesn't apply cleanly anymore. It has been modified quite a few times according to the changelog. hpj, do you have more details?
+ yelp-2.14.0-process-suse-manuals.patch Doesn't apply any more and seems to depend on yelp-suse-20060319.patch. Looks like the patch adds doc from /usr/share/susehelp/meta/. I guess we want to keep that?
The first patch has been handed down for generations (the date in the file name has changed at least once). It contains code and XSLT related to branding, combined with bug fixes and search path adaptations. The other one adds SUSE-specific manuals to the index. I strongly dislike these patches and think that if we can drop them, we should. Better to start from scratch, especially now that nothing applies anymore. Then we can see what problems show up and address those in a sane manner. We'll probably have to add at least the SUSE manuals one back, though maybe we can work with the documentation team to get a system that works out of the box.
+ yelp-2.18.1-empty-doc-crash.patch Doesn't apply any more right now. I'm trying to reproduce the crash, but I can't. Does anyone remember what kind of empty doc it was? (ie, just an empty file, or some docbook with a basic structure but no content, etc.)
I seem to remember it being a no content issue. It's hard to say if we need it anymore though, since the yast code changed so much. I'd say if we're upgrading yelp, just drop it. -- Hans Petter -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+help@opensuse.org