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TODO
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started by NP 2006-10-10
Contents
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1. Package updates
a. packages already in tpm-ctan-check
b. How to add new packages to tpm-ctan-check? (Karl please fill in!)
c. Hyphenation patterns
2. Sources updates
3. Infrastructure
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1. Package updates
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Please see http://www.tug.org/texlive/pkgupdate.html
1a. packages already in tpm-ctan-check
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texmf-dist/tpm/active-conf.tpm
the subdirs on CTAN 2006-version and example contain the same files!
the check compares different files
ctan2tds calls MAKEflatten which is bad
I guess I didn't notice the files were the same. Can you straighten out
ctan2tds.pl so it does something reasonable? I guess active-conf has to
have its own routine :(. Or ask the author to make the filenames
unique.
texmf-dist/tpm/beebe.tpm
MAKEbeebe needs work, this is true!
texmf-dist/tpm/hyperref.tpm
hyperref-tds.zip seems to be out-of-date, after updating the
check still spits out changed .html file
texmf-doc/tpm/lshort-turkish.tpm
turkish is not defined in the @languages array in Tpm.pm, so files in
the buildPatternsDocumentation (Tpm.pm) function, which checks
for /doc/$language/.... and /source/$language/....
1b. How to add new packages to tpm-ctan-check?
----------------------------------------------
For Karl to fill in information.
1c. Hyphenation patterns
------------------------
There are hyphenation files to sort out if you care to work on that
incredibly frustrating task.
2. sources updates
==================
There are some patches to apply to the sources.
There are the program sources to update in general (e.g., dvipng).
3. Infrastructure
=================
There is running tlrebuild -n and dealing with all the reports of files
not in the tpm's, etc. That's probably most in line with what you've
been doing so far.
I (Norbert) am currently checking on this.
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