You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
The pipeline of the default export script (quintagroup/transmogrifier/export.cfg) contains a sitewalker section followed by a manifestexporter. This is at least misleading (if not worse): the items which are created by the sitewalker are not forwarded by the manifestexporter, and thus thrown away.
This makes the usage unnecessarily difficult. (We don't have documentation and/or useful docstrings in the code, either.)
We should have a working, documented pair of scripts here, which tells about the most important options. One could e.g. simply uncomment the start-path option of the sitewalker section (unless a complete export is intended), and then use the export step; the import script should work equally easy, apart from obviously necessary specifications (which need to be present at least as a comment).
Configuration files of Apache http server, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases etc. (and many more) come nicely documented, with a lot of comments which give valuable hints. We should follow their example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The pipeline of the default export script (
quintagroup/transmogrifier/export.cfg
) contains asitewalker
section followed by amanifestexporter
. This is at least misleading (if not worse): the items which are created by thesitewalker
are not forwarded by themanifestexporter
, and thus thrown away.This makes the usage unnecessarily difficult. (We don't have documentation and/or useful docstrings in the code, either.)
We should have a working, documented pair of scripts here, which tells about the most important options. One could e.g. simply uncomment the
start-path
option of thesitewalker
section (unless a complete export is intended), and then use the export step; the import script should work equally easy, apart from obviously necessary specifications (which need to be present at least as a comment).Configuration files of Apache http server, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases etc. (and many more) come nicely documented, with a lot of comments which give valuable hints. We should follow their example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: