cvs commit: src/release/doc/zh_CN.GB2312/readme article.sgml

[Xin LI]

Hi, Ken

On Sun, Oct 24, 2004 at 01:30:47PM -0400, Ken Smith wrote:
> What would I have needed to do to catch this?  I tested with a 'make lint'
> before committing and I had a successful release build afterwards.

Sigh... It's my fault :-(  I have tested it before I have requested the tag
slip however I have not sync'ed the whole tree.

In order to make sure a localized version of the release documentation
tree can build, one way is to chdir to the directory holding it,
like src/release/doc/zh_CN.GB2312 and run ``make all''.  Locallized
documentations are not built by default (and I think it is not built
in normal make buildworld process).

Long story:

On the day I am going to commit these documentations I have adopted
these documentations to -HEAD.  So I have did the following:

	- cd release/doc/ && cvs -R up -A
	- cp ~/tmp/zh_CN.GB2312 .
	- make

Then I got some error complaining about release.type.current.  I
found the answer in English edition and hacked readme/ then it
builds correctly.

With this result and having checked the output on my local box
I believed that there is nothing wrong with it and requested the
approval to commit.

Because the documentation is originally tested under RELENG_5
extensively I didn't noticed the difference in share/.  Then I
have requested the tag slip.

Seeing Scott's headsup I have decided to add these documentations
into the ongoing www/ tree and I did a clean checkout then found
the issue.

So finally I got my own pointy hat? :-)

Cheers,