Re: [tei-council] Stylesheets in GLs repo?

That's a good idea for things that might conceivably still be useful, but I think it's ok to actually delete things too. They still exist in the repo's history. Hugh Sent from my phone.

On Jan 10, 2015, at 15:49, Martin Holmes wrote:

I usually have a directory at the root of my repo called "obsolete", where stuff like this goes. If you make it a sibling of tags, branches and trunk, then most of us will never check it out (we tend to work only with trunk).

Cheers, Martin

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On 15-01-10 04:45 AM, Lou Burnard wrote: While looking at this, it occurs to me that there are a few other outdated directories taking up significant amounts of space in this repo. The space is cheap, of course, but it does seem a bit confusing/unnecessary to make everyone checking out a copy of the TEI SF repo download all this old crud as well.

Can anyone come up with a good reason not to zap also the directory TEIOO-Deprecated ? This is no longer supported, and its function has been superceded by the Stylesheets directory anyway.

There are also the following, which I think may now be of purely archival/historical interest :

- genetic (contains the record of the work of the genetic working group now incorporated into P5 - Extensions (contains some sample ODDs for olde projectes - I18N (special case of the above, since it contains work done using ODD but not using TEI

And two others whose status/usefulness is unknown to me

- TEIC (contains stuff related to the website newsfeed - TEICSS (contains sample CSS file and a testfile; last updated 2007

Should we maybe create a separate Archival space for all this?

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On 09/01/15 22:02, Lou Burnard wrote: Yes, my fault: a careless checkin during christmas week added an old copy of the stylesheet directory as well as some documentation. It's version 6.38, so should definitely be zapped.

Which I have now done.

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On 09/01/15 21:52, Hugh Cayless wrote: It looks like a copy of the Stylesheets got checked in to the Guidelines repo last month. I presume this was an accident and it's ok to get rid of it?

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