[[Category:Umlaut]]
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== Principles/Goals: ==
* $Umlaut/app/models/local
== Rake Tasks to Aid in Management Generation of Local Locations local files ==
Integrating somewhat elegantly with Rails means that your local content There is spread accross several different directories. Umlaut provides some rake tasks a a generator to help you deal create all these locations, and seed them with some sample data - since we want to make it easy to control themin your own SVN, you don't get even these local directory locations from the Umlaut svn.
There is a rake task You may already have run the generator to create all these locations, and seed them with some sample data - since we want to make it easy to control them in your own SVN, you don't get even these local directory locations files from the [Umlaut svn. Change Setup] step, but if not, change into $Umlaut directory and run:
;rake <nowiki>umlaut_lcl:./script/generateumlaut_local</nowiki> Don't worry if you run this twice; it'll warn and prompt you before over-writing any existing files. == Rake Tasks to Aid in Management of Local Locations == Integrating somewhat elegantly with Rails means that your local content is spread accross several different directories. Umlaut provides some rake tasks to help you control them in your own local svn.
:...to both create all directory locations, and especially to put some sample starter files in umlaut_config to help you get started.
:We also provide some rake tasks to perform svn operations on all of these local locations at once.
:Runs svn status on all local directory locations at once.
If you need to create an svn repo on a Linux box it's as easy as:
mkdir /home/username/svn
svnadmin create /home/username/svn
Then you can run the above rake tasks.
== A Locally Customized Layout ==
