Where are the release tags? about getcomposer.org

[alcohol]

Like this one? https://github.com/composer/composer/releases/tag/1.4.2

[alcohol]

Or do you mean, tagging this repository?

[uberhacker]

Sorry, I didn't realize these projects were related? Why two projects? :)

[alcohol]

This repository is purely for the getcomposer.org domain/website itself. It hosts the documentation and what not. But not the actual source code of the composer binary.

There is composer/composer for the core source code, and a few other repositories (composer/semver, composer/spdx-licenses, etc for internal components).

[uberhacker]

@alcohol: Gotcha, thank you for the explanation.

[stof]

@alcohol technnically, it does not even host the documentation (which is alongside the source code in composer/composer). It only hosts the code responsible for displaying the doc on the web

[uberhacker]

@stof: What do you mean by displaying the doc on the web? Does this mean only the html and supporting assets used to display the getcomposer.org site?

[stof]

Well, the HTML is generated on-the-fly from the markdown source (which are in the composer/composer repo). This repo contains the small app written with the Silex framework which exposes the website, with a homepage (maintained here) and the markdown conversion for doc pages.

[stof]

oh, and it also contains the script used to generate a PDF version of the doc (using the Markdown files as source), but this script is broken since a while (the PDF version of the doc is not available anymore because of that)