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Refine content to create Pages in GitHub #129
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3/15/2018 - Sprint 9 Progress Notes
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3/22/2018 - Sprint 9 Progress Notes
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Documentation on prep for pages.nist.gov publishing is posted at: https://github.com/usnistgov/pages-root/wiki/Configuring-your-repo-for-publishing-on-pages.nist.gov |
Wendell, Dave, Andrew, and I met to discuss documentation workflow. When we are ready to generate content for pages.nist.gov, it will take just a few minutes to run scripts that automatically generate the page content without actually publishing it to pages.nist.gov. This will allow our team to review it and refine it before publishing the final version to pages.nist.gov. The nist-pages branch and other needed parts of this will automatically be created by the scripts. Andrew has demonstrated how this works at https://github.com/anweiss/OSCAL/tree/nist-pages. Everything is ready for us to create pages.nist.gov pages. I need to first complete the content development in issues #110, #127, and #130. |
3/29/2018 - Sprint 9 Progress Notes
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I have completed drafts of all content needed for pages.nist.gov release during Sprint 9. I have asked Andrew to convert the source documents into a Slate format for core team review. |
4/5/2018 - Sprint 9 Progress Notes
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4/12/2018 - Sprint 9 Acceptance
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Work to do once we have better documentation:
Goals:
Provide a useful collection of OSCAL documentation on https://pages.nist.gov that: 1) explains the concepts comprising OSCAL, 2) provides documentation on how to use OSCAL, and 3) decribes how to create and use the example catalogs and profiles we have created, and 4) describes how to create new content using OSCAL.
Acceptance Criteria:
Was originally issue #30
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