Re: Release notes overhaul

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On Fri, 2008-07-11 at 01:36 +0000, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> Here's my plan:
> * I will continue to add content if/as needed to
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Pfrields/Drafts/ReleaseNotesHowto to
> document how the current process works.
> * If you come, be prepared to take on a task and doggedly pursue it to
> completion by the following week.  We need action.
> * My general idea for the new process is to:
>   1. Move each of the pieces of fedora-release-notes into git repos

The first one of these is done, to start with:
https://fedorahosted.org/release-notes 

I think we can move along with a parallel workflow for a short time,
with Transifex/L10n commits to CVS.  Because git has such powerful
merging features, we ought to be able to capture any changes necessary
into the git repo later.  At some point, maybe soon depending on how
people feel, we can migrate the Transifex source settings to pull from
the git repo(s).
>   2. Write a Makefile for each of the pieces that uses
> publican{,-fedora} to build what's needed for new RPMs
>   3. Update fedora-release-notes RPM in Package CVS
>   4. Get other packages included in comps as appropriate

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