Squashed?

This weekend was suppose to be spent at the CWIC conference over in Mount Pleasant.  Unfortunately I've been sick.  More sick than I can remember being in a long while.  I had a stubborn temp of 101 all weekend (a temperature I haven't seen on the thermometer since I was in middle school).  So long story short- this weekend was awful and I'm beginning to wonder if I have bedsores from the lack of movement (KIDDING- nursing humor).

Team FOSSils has been working diligently on our ticket.  We did not take into account that in order to "fix" our ticket, we had to build the djangoproject.com code (the website code).  This has been extremely difficult.  The readme provided is...lacking...to say the least.  The good to come of all this is that we'll be able to provide a new and improved readme.  Bobby has taken the lead on this and has helped each of us with the building process (Thanks Bobby!).  Meanwhile, Lynn has found another mentor through the core mentorship mailing list.  His name is Tim- apparently he recently finished his employment with Google and has more time to work on side projects.  He has even offered to video chat with us.

For now we are putting this ticket on hold and focusing on another ticket we have taken ownership of.  Here is the Description:

Currently, the "Forms API" section of the Django docs (and in particular the ​Using forms to validate data section of that page), does not document Form.clean(), though the Form.add_error() documentation in that page references it.

There is some documentation about Form.clean() in the ​Form and field validation page, so perhaps the Forms API docs can link there for its information (and/or vice versa).

Django has a great section labeled "Writing documentation" that instructs the newbie how to get the raw documentation, get started with Sphinx, etc.

Django's documentation uses the Sphinx documentation system.  Sphinx is a python documentation generator.  Since these tickets are all about the documentation, we needed Sphinx.

1. To build the documentation locally, install Sphinx:  $sudo pip install Sphinx
2. Navigate to the Django-trunk and then to the docs folder
3. To build HTML:  $make html

Squashed?

No. Nothing has been squashed, but I feel as though we are laying the ground work for future squashing.  So- no, nothing has been squashed, but not for long.