rsyslog_doc_dist

To keep documentation files synchronized with the rsyslog build system, you can run a script that monitors file creation, moves, or deletions. This automatically updates the Makefile.am to ensure all documentation changes are reflected in the source distribution tarball.

Documentation synchronization solves distribution build errors by ensuring all documentation files are correctly registered with the build system. It automatically updates paths and registers new files so the source distribution tarball includes the correct documentation.

You can verify that documentation files are correctly registered in Makefile.am by running the check-doc-dist.sh script. This checks that the build system is up-to-date with all documentation files in the directory, preventing distribution errors.

You need to update the Makefile.am for rsyslog documentation whenever a file is created, moved, or deleted in the documentation directory. The synchronization process ensures the build system includes the correct files in the distribution.

Yes, you can automate Makefile.am updates for new documentation files in the rsyslog project. The synchronization skill is triggered on file creation, move, or deletion, automatically registering new files and updating paths to maintain build system accuracy.

The rsyslog distribution build fails to include new documentation files when they are not registered in the Makefile.am. Running a documentation synchronization script ensures the build system recognizes all file changes and includes them in the source tarball.