Re: wnpp stuff in english/devel
On Wed, Aug 23, 2000 at 11:50:07PM -0400, James A. Treacy wrote:
> Could the wnpp stuff in english/devel/ be moved into its own
> directory? english/devel/wnpp/ would make sense.
I wouldn't mind...
> wnpp.wml would be moved to english/devel/wnpp/index.wml. The neat thing is
> that existing links to devel/wnpp would still work. :)
Actually, there's only one link to it :)
> Also, I went to check what was causing wml to bomb out and
> noticed that english/devel/wnpp.pl on master was modified:
>
> treacy@master:~/web/webwml/english/devel$ cvs diff wnpp.pl
> Index: wnpp.pl
> ===================================================================
> RCS file: /cvs/webwml/webwml/english/devel/wnpp.pl,v
> retrieving revision 1.4
> diff -r1.4 wnpp.pl
> 85c85
> < print STDERR "What is this ($bugid): $subject\n";
> ---
> > print STDERR "What is this ($bugid): $subject\n" if ( $host ne "master.debian.org" );
>
> Is this a temporary fix or should it be committed to CVS?
That was me :) It can be committed.
WML/ePerl seems to think (figuratively :) that any kind of text on STDERR
means the script is failing, and aborts the build of the whole file, and
consequently, the whole rebuild.
Perhaps error status of subdirectories should be ignored (by putting a `-'
in front of those $(MAKE) -C $@ lines in /Makefile.common).
BTW japanese/News/weekly/2000/1{4,5}/index.wml were failing, so I modified
/Makefile.common to ignore errors in the generic build rule. What I didn't
notice is that japanese/News/weekly/Makefile uses its own generic build
rule :)
I was able to work around 2000/14/index.wml problems, as it seems the
translator copy/pasted a few lines but only to the 80th column :)
However, 2000/15/index.wml I couldn't decypher. weblint is rather useless
when it comes to parsing Japanese text (because it includes characters <
and >), and I couldn't manually find any errors, it was 3AM :/
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