+1 on the general idea. A while back, I suggested that we have all drupal files be under a subdirectory, with only index.php and .htaccess at the root level. Everything else would be under a drupal directory: ./.htaccess ./index.php ./drupal ./drupal/modules/ ./drupal/themes/ ./drupal/includes/ ./drupal/misc/ ./drupal/sites/ ./drupal/sites/default/ ./drupal/sites/default/settings.php ./drupal/sites/default/modules/ ./drupal/sites/default/themes/ This way, when a new release is out, upgrading does not involve a lot of saving of files and copying back or merging. We also have an uncluttered directory under www (or public_html), with only one directory and 2 files in it). On 12/28/05, Theodore Serbinski <tss24@cornell.edu> wrote:
As 4.7 continues to grow and new files are added or about to be added (like the forthcoming textarea patch, w00t indeed!), I think it's time for an early spring cleaning on this folder. I recommend the following:
delete /misc
create: /images /images/logos (for those drupal powered logos) /scripts (merge with shell scripts perhaps?) /styles
Thoughts? I think we should make this change before 4.7 ships, it should be relatively simple to do, we just need to agree on the best way to do it. So let's have at it!
ted (m3avrck)