Where to store templates?
Petr Mladek
pmladek at suse.cz
Mon May 14 02:38:25 PDT 2012
Michael Meeks píše v Pá 11. 05. 2012 v 21:22 +0100:
> Incidentally - one golden rule here is that - when you push something
> to git it is there *forever* - which means that every subsequent git
> clone anyone in the world will ever do will include your data :-)
>
> What is the moral of that ?
>
> a) don't check-in lots of big binary files unless they
> are really very static / complete :-)
> b) come up with cunning programmatic ways to not do translation
> of templates in the utterly dumb way it's done now ;-)
> c) try to share big things - eg. images across templates
> without checking them in repeatedly (and bundling them
> into distributions).
Probably a more safe solution might be to create a separate git
repository, like we have for dictionaries.
BTW: I really like the initiative. We really need more templates. I am
just curious. How is the commit related to
http://templates.libreoffice.org/template-center ?
Are you going to select few high quality templates that should be
distributed with LO by default? How many such templates do you expect in
the long term?
> Personally, I'd prefer to have '.fodp' '.fodt' etc. files in there, so
> we can actually see what is happening as they are changed by people and
> version control becomes meaningful :-)
As Andras pointed out. I am not sure if these formats support templates.
We need to make sure that the files are opened as new (untitled). I
wonder how hard it would be to extend it. Fridrich?
Best Regards,
Petr
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