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Simon Stelling wrote: |
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> Graham Murray wrote: |
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>> Fabian Neumann <fab1206@××××××××××.org> writes: |
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>>> What I'd like portage do to is to create a symlink to the latest version |
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>>> of a package's documentation. Just omitting the version number would of |
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>>> course not work as slotted packages may have multiple versions of docs |
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>>> installed. The first format coming to my mind would be: |
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>> What would be even nicer would be if it could create and maintain an |
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>> html index, for example at /usr/share/doc/index.html, to all package |
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>> html documentation in a similar way to that which gnu info maintains |
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>> the top level index to all info documentation on the system. |
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> This would be a very cool feature. Not for portage though. Portage is a |
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> package manager, and a package manager has nothing to do with generating |
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> indexes of HTML files. |
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Yes this is why we created phase hooks :) Portage shouldn't symlink |
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docs, but adding scripts to do so should be relatively simple ;) |
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