--- Martin Waitz <tali@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > This way, I can just copy gitweb.cgi into my web-server directory
> > and voila it works, since the variable definition file would
> > always be there. This way:
> > - no need to run make to build "gitweb.cgi" or "gitweb.pl" whatever
> > you call it,
>
> ok, but you have to call make anyway to build the rest of GIT,
> so this shouldn't be a big problem.
>
> > - no need to pollute your tree with site defined variables,
>
> this is achieved by my patch, too.
>
> > - simple copy (cp) would install a working version, instead of
> > the current cp + patch with local settings method.
>
> this is achieved by my patch, too.
That's true, but the difference is that one needs to keep
a per-site-installation tree which keeps the configuration of
gitweb for that site (installation).
Since you're working on this, can you come up with an alternative way?
At this point I don't care either way, but _if_ there is an alternative
way, I'd rather we considered it. (Possibly using a symbol table file
("package") to only keep those variables?)
The bash-sed editing is kind of, you have to admit, hackish.
Luben
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