Yes, there's some instructions here:
https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/about/contribute/index.html

In T62604#642812, @Brecht Van Lommel (brecht) wrote:

@Richard Antalik (ISS), you actually have commit rights to the documentation repository (username and password and are the same as for logging into this site).

@Richard Antalik (ISS), you actually have commit rights to the documentation repository (username and password and are the same as for logging into this site).

There are a few other cases when Armature tab is used in the docs.
Should they all be replaced with Object Data or should Blender be changed?

Not sure what belongs there...

This is the manual, not blender's i18n…

Task is more or less invalid, but docs should be fixed so I guess..
I can not make those changes (I think)

I stumbled upon the magic solution: the <base> tag it defines the base url for relative links,
which makes the extension obsolete,
all links work now,
version is still dev, the baseURL is read-only so it can't be changed by the inline script.

Confirmed, should be 12 hours, 8.4 minutes.

Committed

@Julien DUROURE (julien) Can we add this? Thanks!

Also, where can I find "design tasks?"

The vector category wouldn't be almost empty if a try "normalize" node was added. The current "normalize" node could be renamed "normalize channel."

@Arto Kitula (akitula) I used CMake GUI (3.14.0-rc2).
Steps:

1. Get latest code from master (From commit b9a37dd97acf6c4254e8246add7af05d68c8bf64).
2. Deleted my output folder (Where to build the binaries)
3. In CMake GUI clicked Configure and waited for it to finish
4. In CMake GUI clicked Generate and waited for it to finish
5. Open Xcode selected the install Scheme (Note it might be better to say Press Command+shift+, instead of Command-<)
6. Have Xcode Automatically Create Schemes. (Maybe update the docs saying to select that option?)
7. Changed Executable to blender.app
8. Build and get 30 build errors relating to Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: for a bunch of boost methods.

In T61902#628317, @Brecht Van Lommel (brecht) wrote:

It should not be necessary to manually set WITH_BOOST in any case, that would indicate a bug in the build system that needs to be fixed.

It should not be necessary to manually set WITH_BOOST in any case, that would indicate a bug in the build system that needs to be fixed.

What exactly you'd like to edit? Did you first run make update under source tree before cmake/cmake gui?

Hmmm, I'm not sure... Maybe this should be discussed in a design task.

As @Finn Bear (finnb) points out, that could be argued for almost all the nodes in the Vector category.

@Finn Bear (finnb), you are right. That does not really make sense.

@Jacques Lucke (JacquesLucke) Now I'm wondering why this node is in the "Vector" category, and that actually applies to most of the nodes there. This nodes, except vector curves, really stretch the meaning of "vector."

The actual problem here seems to be the documentation, not the implementation.

This is fine, this is more of a known issue. Hopefully soon I will have time again to work on this.

Not sure we are taking reports on the outdated manual. There are plenty of things there that are outdated. The images for instance.
@Aaron Carlisle (Blendify) I closed this, feel free to open if you think you want to keep track of those.

So, I wrote the extension: a fragile patchwork of ways making the links absolute. Split between the template, the extension, the inline script.
The version is set to 'dev': that's bad for the old versions (solution: server redirect number to 'dev' , has to be updated every release, so no)
home links (/index) are not fixed, solutions: inline script loop over all 'A's; slow, thus bad for mobile
or maybe it can be done in the extension I'll try it *later.

Is there any chance to see the possibility of online editing? At least, with the most simplified features for small edits.

It seems easier not to use the .blend files in the manual at all. Тoo many problems.

• not one of the current files will not work/look well in 2.8
• license (contributor may upload something is not suitable)
• security (py-files or other executable code)
• and so on

There may be links to external files in the see more section, for example files from developers in release logs.

Doc is now commit into documentation svn

Grazie. Il manuale necessita di un bel po' di lavoro, se riesci a metterci mano sarebbe molto utile!

@Tuomo, note box removed.

Glad that you like the result! Cheers for ye olde wiki! :-)

In T48096#611847, @Brecht Van Lommel (brecht) wrote:

Let's consider this resolved then.

I have left a copy of the tarball in /root/en.blender.org.tar.bz2. Feel free to grab a copy (~5.5G). This contains the vhost docroot, the old txt only dumps, and the database dump.

I wouldn't know what to do with that file, I just imagined you had someplace to archive these kinds of things.