[sword-devel] Github Move of Module-tools git repository and related stuff

[Douglas Campos]

Remeber that we have Crosswire's github organization living at
https://github.com/crosswire  :)

On Mon, Aug 17, 2015 at 11:02 AM, Peter von Kaehne <refdoc at gmx.net> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> For the last few months John Austin, some friends of his, myself and
> others have worked on getting our usfm - to - osis process onto a safer and
> more solid footing.
>
> There remains still a lot of work.
>
> This is where we are right now:
>
> We ran a small git repository which contains a set of makefiles and
> scripts on our own gitosis install on CrossWire server. This has now moved
> to GitHub to improve external contributions and general workflow. The
> "canonical" repository is under my name
>
> https://github.com/refdoc/Module-tools
>
> Much development of usfm2osis.py and XSL files will happen in John
> Austin's branch. These will from time to time merged back into the
> "canonical" repo.
>
> The main scripts in it are usfm2osis.py, xreffix.pl (which undergoes a
> complete SAX based rewrite, which will be uploaded shortly), several XSLT
> sheets and 2 main makefiles, which both should take a source straight to a
> published module. One from USFM, the other from externally produced OSIS.
>
> We also will hold on to a local copy of u2o.py  by Ryan (adyeths), which
> we will continue to test heavily (+ produce lists with issues found). At
> this moment we will not use it to replace usfm2osis.py. This is the current
> consensus of discussions between John and me, mostly. The reasons for this
> are manifold and not suitable for here, but the matter remains obviously
> under discussion. In short we are not wedded to any particular usfm-to-osis
> process, but will continue with the devil we know until we are sure a jump
> to any other script is safe and gives more long term perspective.
>
> I will merge back regularly the Github repo into our CrossWire git repo,
> but will remove write access to it for all but myself to ensure all
> development happens on Github. DM wants to make that repo also visible for
> general reading, but this has not happened yet.
>
> Peter
>
>
>
>
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