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I haven't had time to pull this down locally to test, but just looking at the code I think there is a meaningful difference in this approach vs the submodule approach. (not a deal breaker, just something to point out) With this approach, the dev will be required to clone gutenbergsite, pull recent changes, and then copy those files into the autocat repo. This was one of the main things I was trying to fix. This is still a big improvement, and we can ease the friction of manually copying files via some sort of script. |
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understood, but I just couldn't get that to work without major changes in my environment. and ++ to having a script to automate. |
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Had some time to try and get this working. Here are a few notes:
In case my |
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did you miss configuring.txt? |
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the ~/,autocat3 uses the same format as the .conf file |
Ah, I did miss this section https://github.com/gutenbergtools/autocat3/blob/dev/configuring.txt#L84. So that explains the pguser part. Everything was under default, not global. With regard to the static files, does that mean we won't be able to commit that code to the repo and need to add it locally, or am I also missing a setup step for that? |
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the idea is you turn on devmode in .autocat3, copy in the pics and gutenberg dirs, and it should just work, with any branch |
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obviously we need to also reference configuring.txt in readme |
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Okay after some more tinkering I got this working. Largely just a lack of experience with this setup from my site, though also worth improving some docs as you mentioned. My issue was initially using Thanks for the help here @eshellman I did still have an issue with the |
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Thanks - I'll fix that and clean up documentation |
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For documentation, I might suggest converting configuring.txt to .md. Obviously just a personal preference, but I found the text file a bit harder to read. Thanks for all the work here Eric! |
(Certainly could use fmore work!)
based on #186, but not using submodules
this now works. docs to come.
all you need is to add devmode: True to your ~/.autocat3 file
the thumb_base_path parameter is added so we can use a prod server to supply cover images