Update documentation to reflect the switch from CVS to git

Basically s/CVS/git/ for now, more changes in the future?
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Julien BLACHE 2009-05-05 10:53:47 +02:00
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2009-05-05 Julien Blache <jb@jblache.org>
* doc/backend-writing.txt, doc/releases.txt: update for the switch
to git.
2009-05-04 Chris Bagwell <cbagwell-guest at users.alioth.debian.org>
* acinclude.m4: Rename --enable-fork-process to --enable-pthreads
to match internal usage. Stop linking in pthread when disabled.

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chain of autotools, such as autoconf to generate configure, autoheader
to generate include/sane/config.h.in, and automake to generate various
Makefile.in's from Makefile.am's. All changes made by "autoreconf" must
be commited to CVS together.
be commited together.
When running configure, the Makefiles in the main and sub-directories are
created from their respective Makefile.in files. Also include/sane/config.h
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mkinstalldirs: Part of the build system as explained above.
* ChangeLog:
The ChangeLog contains all the changes made since the last stable release.
If anything is changed in CVS, it must be also mentioned in ChangeLog.
It's not enough to write just a CVS commit message, as users won't have
If anything is changed in git, it must be also mentioned in ChangeLog.
It's not enough to write just a git commit message, as users won't have
access to these messages. For more details on the format, see the SANE
CVS page on the website.
git page on the website.
* ChangeLog-1.0.0, ChangeLog-1.0.1 (...):
These files contain the ChangeLogs of older releases. Once a new release has
been made, the current ChangeLog renamed to ChangeLog-1.something.something
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your backend, you should include an update to the .desc file which reflects
the new state of the backend. The .desc files are used to create the HTML
lists of supported devices. These lists are updated automatically when you
change a .desc file in CVS. See e.g.
change a .desc file in git. See e.g.
http://www.sane-project.org/lists/sane-mfgs-cvs.html for the results.
* The .desc files are located in the directories "doc/descriptions" and
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description file.
INCLUDING INTO CVS
INCLUDING INTO git
------------------
* If you want to include your backend into CVS use the latest CVS to make
patches. Check the mailing list and the bug-tracking system for information
about bugs to avoid.
* If you want to include your backend into SANE's git tree use the latest git
to make patches. Check the mailing list and the bug-tracking system for
information about bugs to avoid.
* If your backend isn't included yet in the SANE CVS tree, write an email to
* If your backend isn't included yet in the SANE's git tree, write an email to
the SANE mailing list (sane-devel) and ask for inclusion. Usually one
of the developers will check the backend for common mistakes and test
compilation. If everything is ok the backend will be added to the CVS tree.
compilation. If everything is ok the backend will be added to the git tree.

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2008-01-10
2009-05-05
This text summarizes some points to pay attention to when a new release
of sane-backends is planned.
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* sane-backends.lsm: update
* ChangeLog: set release marker
* cvs commit
* tag CVS with release tag; e.g.: 'cvs tag RELEASE_1_0_15'
* tag git with release tag; e.g.: 'git tag -a RELEASE_1_0_15'
Making the release: