[BART-devel] BART & Transit Docs

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From: aj***@kn*** (AJ Foster)
Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2015 02:10:39 +0000
Subject: [BART-devel] BART & Transit Docs

Hello everyone,

There’s a new solution for hosting the documentation related to BART and Transit. You can now find the documents here: http://planets.ucf.edu/bart-docs/

Whenever a new commit is pushed to the master branch of either repository - whether through a merge performed on GitHub, or otherwise - a message is sent to a web application. It checks out the changes, compiles the LaTeX documents, and hosts them for the world to see. This means (1) you don’t need to worry about including compiled (PDF) documents in these repositories, but (2) you do need to make sure the LaTeX compiles before you merge changes. If any documents fail to compile, the old version -should- remain online, but don’t rely on that.

The web application can be extended to include any new LaTeX documents added in the future. If you have any questions or notice any issues with the compiled documents, please let me know.

• AJ Foster

[aj-foster]

From: jh***@ph*** (Joe Harrington)
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2015 20:49:09 -0400
Subject: [BART-devel] BART & Transit Docs

AJ, nice job! Would you please put a document in the doc directory
laying out how this works and describing how to put a new document into
the repo and web page?

Thanks,

--jh--

From: AJ Foster <aj***@kn***>
To: "ba***@ph***" <ba***@ph***>
Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2015 02:10:39 +0000
Subject: [BART-devel] BART & Transit Docs

Hello everyone,

There’s a new solution for hosting the documentation related to BART and Transit. You can now find the documents here: http://planets.ucf.edu/bart-docs/

Whenever a new commit is pushed to the master branch of either repository - whether through a merge performed on GitHub, or otherwise - a message is sent to a web application. It checks out the changes, compiles the LaTeX documents, and hosts them for the world to see. This means (1) you don’t need to worry about including compiled (PDF) documents in these repositories, but (2) you do need to make sure the LaTeX compiles before you merge changes. If any documents fail to compile, the old version -should- remain online, but don’t rely on that.

The web application can be extended to include any new LaTeX documents added in the future. If you have any questions or notice any issues with the compiled documents, please let me know.

• AJ Foster

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