> For centos, you should download the packages from GitLab artifacts jobs and rename them with an additionnal "Linux_Redhat", then do the same steps as for windows and linux.
### Update documentation
### Update documentation
Updating documentation contains multiple steps:
Updating documentation contains multiple steps:
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sh deploy_documentation.sh
sh deploy_documentation.sh
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```
For a manual deployment :
For a manual deployment see the following parts, with archives located at /var/www/archives/packages/ci
#### CookBook
#### CookBook
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- Identify the exact file about to be released
- Identify the exact file about to be released
- Download that file
- Download that file
- Follow word-for-word the official installation procedure from the Cookbook
- Follow word-for-word the official installation procedure from the Cookbook
- Open Monteverdi
- Try a simple otb app like ReadImageInfo
- Activate Help/About... dialog and check version number
- Check that python works with:
- Open [this .tif image](https://git.orfeo-toolbox.org/otb-data.git/blob/HEAD:/Examples/QB_Toulouse_Ortho_PAN.tif).
- `import otbApplication`
- Navigate in the image briefly: translate, zoom, use the quicklook window
- `from osgeo import gdal`and `gdal.__version` to check that the version used is the otb one
- Load OTB applications
- Open the 'Image conversion' (otbgui_Convert) application and run it on the loaded image (pick random parameters)
- Check french translation (i18n)
If there is any problem, crash or suspicious behavior when doing the above, open an issue.
If there is any problem, crash or suspicious behavior when doing the above, open an issue.