On 2010-07-05 18:09, Štěpán Němec wrote:
Are there no settings available to you where you could change the access policy? I watched the Assembla wiki tutorial video :-P and there was such a settings interface for the wiki (it's not available to me, though, so the fact I wasn't able to find anything for the bug tracker doesn't mean there is no such interface).
I can configure the access policy for the Assembla wiki, but I have not found any settings whatsoever for matters pertaining to Trac. Another argument against Trac, I guess.
Vegard Øye <[email protected]> writes:
For starters, I think we should remove references to the tracker from EmacsWiki, as well as from Vimpulse's headers.
If you don't intend to use the tracker of fix the access problem, then we definitely should.
Done in commit [b174ba8093].
For documentation purposes, maybe we should use Assembla's wiki instead of Trac's.
The Assembla wiki markup format seems to be customizable.
Well, the choices are text, Textile, Markdown, WYSIWYG and raw HTML. Out of those, Markdown is the least abhorrent.
In any case, the current setup with two independent wikis is really weird; we should choose one and disable the other, possibly redirecting the current Home page to the Trac one, should you so prefer.
Things will be certainly be less confusing if we stick with Assembla's wiki.
I have no idea about the Assembla administration possibilities and other necessary tools, but given that you mentioned a plan to have a Texinfo manual in the past (and I agree -- it would be nice to have the documentation readily available inside Emacs), it might make sense to choose some base format from which both the Wiki markup and the Texinfo document could be generated automatically.
Maybe we could produce Texinfo from Markdown. I haven't found any converters, though. -- Vegard