~aaronhoneycutt/kubuntu-docs/trusty

416 by Aaron Honeycutt
copied file from git://anongit.kde.org/scratch/sitter/kubuntu-docs but updated the installer slides in the doc/en folder to 14.04
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build
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 - update export.cfg
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 - run ./export.sh
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 - if exports have failed, follow up why
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upload
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 - dch -i to create a new changelog entry
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 - dpkg-buildpackage -S to build the source package
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 - dput to upload
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export.sh
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This is a nice wrapper around upstream's wiki2docbook tool, handling mass
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export of pages, CMakeLists generation as well as basic sanity checking.
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The script takes care of:
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- getting the upstream tooling
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- building a list of possible localized pages to export
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- gets the wiki XML export 
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- converts the export to docbook using wiki2docbook
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- checks validity of the docbook using meinproc4
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- generates CMakeLists.txt accordingly
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Translations that fail the meinproc4 sanity check will be discard as to
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not have useless stuff in the source package.
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misc
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Please note that the actual export data is ignored by git and must be exported
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before doing an upload. This is to both ensure sanity of the git repo and
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making it less likely that one uploads outdated data by accident.