Xavier Neys пишет:
> Notes:
> 0) All languages must have a metadoc.xml. Not a problem IMO. <metadoc/> will do
> for currently unsupported languages.
> 1) We have to use metadoc and *may not* test the corresponding file (ie.
> s:/pl/:/en/:) as that would force us to keep files we want to remove in /doc/en/
> until all translated versions have disappeared.
> 2) We need to use the dates and not the versions because using the versions
> would force us to compare handbooks file by file.
> 3) Reminder: the date of a handbook is the max_date(master, all parts)
> 4) Some of you need to stop bumping dates needlessly
> 5) link attributes must contain the full path, no more <book
> link="handbook-x86.xml"> (not required on my test site, but would be on www.g.o)
> 
> At the moment, it is limited to /doc as dates are not reliable outside of /doc
> anyway (not yyyy-mm-dd formatted or not bumped properly).
> 
> Samples:
> http://gentoo.neysx.org/doc/fr/handbook/2005.1/
> http://gentoo.neysx.org/doc/pl/nvidia-guide.xml
> 
> FYI, an inserts would like like
> http://gentoo.neysx.org/doc/en/inserts-en.xml?passthru=1
> 
> Please comment.
> 
As for me, it's good that we only give a hint -- it's up to our user to
decide if the doc is really obsolete.
Great solution Xavier!

WKR,
Alexey Chumakov

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