Re: [docbook-apps] Docbook builds? Which is favourite?

Hi Erik,

I would be interested in seeing your gitlab-ci.yml file.Â

Gitlab certainly offers a lot of potential.Â

PeterÂ

On Mon, 9 Sep 2019, 09:00 Dave Pawson, <> wrote:

Thanks Erik - fits well with github.

 ÂI never did get on well with xproc, so I'll give that a miss!

regards

On Mon, 9 Sep 2019 at 08:49, Erik Rask <> wrote:

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> Hi Dave,

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> Since we store all our sources in GitLab, I went ahead and implemented a CI pipeline based on xsltproc and fop. Very neat once you have a workflow with all the branching abilities of git. Once you're familiar with it, a lot of logic can be applied there that offloads a writing team.

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> Best,

>

> /Erik

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> I started using ant as my docbook builds became more complex.

> I stayed with it.

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> Recently noted others requesting Maven - then ndw with Gradle.

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> Wondering which tools you find most convenient for docbook?

>

> Dave

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