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ant -f trunk/build.xml site

5. Create a patch

If you do not have commit privileges so the site repository you will need to create a patch an upload that to a Jira. From the root of the site repository the patch can be created with the following command. This is the directory that contains the sub-directories: branches, site, tags, trunk.

svn diff > KNOX-nnn.patch

6. Review site changes

If you are committing a change on a contributors behalf you will need to download the patch from the Jira and apply it using the following command. This is the directory that contains the sub-directories: branches, site, tags, trunk.

patch -p0 -i KNOX-nnn.patch

7. Commit site files

The committing of the files causes the site to be published. In particular the generated static files in site are published to the Apache website. The following command should be run in the root of the site directory structure. This is the directory that contains the sub-directories: branches, site, tags, trunk.

svn commit -m "Update of site."

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8. Validate site

The site typically takes less than 5 minutes to update. You should confirm however that your changes have properly been published to the public site.

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