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Revision 3.8, Wed Jan 3 02:55:30 2001 UTC (23 years, 2 months ago) by knu
Branch: MAIN
Changes since 3.7: +5 -1 lines

Don't forget to add $query to the URL when redirecting.  Now module
alias redirection and Attic redirection work with all sticky variables
preserved. (Previously they didn't work against a non-default cvsroot)

Put a text field on each directory view that allows user to jump
directly to an arbitrary module, which can be specified either by a
full module/file path or by a module alias.

$Id: README.FreeBSD,v 3.8 2001/01/03 02:55:30 knu Exp $

Added features over Zeller's version:

o Customizable "show functions" option
    You can specify a regexp for each file type to teach rcsdiff(1) to
    recognize function lines.

o Customizable PR categories
o Move $prcgi to cvsweb.conf
    Now each repository can have its own PR categories and
    query-pr.cgi URL, which can be defined in cvsweb.conf-${cvstree}.
    It is useful when you have such as NetBSD and/or OpenBSD
    repositories.

o Improved support for text-based browsers
    Unidiff is the default format for diffs, for text-based browsers.

o Enhanced PR # hyperlinking.
    The following PR numbers will all be hyperlinked. :)

        PR:     12345, 67890, ..

        PR:     #12345, #67890, ..

        PR#     sparc/12345, i386/67890

        PR:     ports/43210
                kern/98765

        .. is related to bin/4567, which is ...

o Manpage hyperlinking.
    Manpage specification such as cat(1) and cat.1 will be hyperlinked.

o Revision numbers hyperlinking in annotaion.

o Automatic tarball generation. (Obtained from Debian)

o Get to run under -T.

o List repository entries in the specified order, not alphabetical.

o Put a text field on each directory view that allows user to jump
directly to an arbitrary module, which can be specified either by a
full module/file path or by a module alias.

-- 
Akinori MUSHA <knu@FreeBSD.org>