Create new (empty) branch for board themes

[xboard.git] / doc-maint / web-pages.org

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-The home page for XBoard are kept in CVS. This is a unfortunate, since
-we keep the code in git and hopefully will change in the
-future. Luckily there is a cvsexport/import command for git that can help.
-
-Possible setup:
-
-cvs web page in /home/user/xboard-cvs
-git in          /home/user/xboard-git
-
-Add the following entries in /home/user/xboard-git/.git/config:
-
-[cvsimport]
-        module = xboard
-        d = :ext:<savannah user name>@cvs.sv.gnu.org:/webcvs/xboard
-[cvsexportcommit]
-        cvsdir = /home/user/xboard-cvs
-
-It's probably best to have a tracking branch for the cvs tree, one
-that branch you should be able to use:
-
-git cvsimport -a
-
-to import all cvs-commits into the git tree. You can merge that branch
-with the www-branch in git.
-
-To push a git-commit (from branch www) into cvs, you can use:
-
-git cvsexportcommit -v -c <sha1>
-
-This can only be done one commit at a time AFAIK. In case of conflicts
-cvsexportcommit will leave a .msg and patchfile (something like
-.cvscommitpatch) in the CVS directory that you can apply by hand and
-then fix the merge conflicts and apply the commit by hand via "cvs
-commit" (use "cvs add <file>" if you need to add new files).
-
-GNU also provides a script to update the online manual from the texi
-file. It's called gendocs.sh (see same directory as this file). There
-might be newer version around, so it could be worth checking for them
-every now and then.
-