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Improvement of the responsiveness of the apply form
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Making the application form responsive
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Hi, this is would be my first contribution. Would I need to wait until October to make this count towards hacktoberfest? I would like to take a stab at this.
Hey! @RepeaterCreeper You can start working on it now but submit the PR in October that way it will count for hacktoberfest. Assigned the issue to you, If you face any problem contact me on discord. Also you know right how to contribute forking the repository then pushing changes to it and submitting a PR ?
Hey! @RepeaterCreeper You can start working on it now but submit the PR in October that way it will count for hacktoberfest. Assigned the issue to you, If you face any problem contact me on discord. Also you know right how to contribute forking the repository then pushing changes to it and submitting a PR ?
I don't have experience doing it, but I've seen the Hacktoberfest Guide and additionally I have to add my name to the contributors.md and the issue I fixed.
Any updates yet @RepeaterCreeper ?
Hey @pulkithanda! Can I work on this issue?
Hey there @Raghav-Modani Sure go ahead
Hello @pulkithanda! While running the command flask run I am getting this error :
PS D:\HacktoberFest2021\hacktoberfest7\voyager-hf\voyager> flask run
- Serving Flask app 'init' (lazy loading)
- Environment: development
- Debug mode: on Try 'flask run --help' for help.
Error: While importing 'voyager', an ImportError was raised:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\users\hp\appdata\local\programs\python\python39\lib\site-packages\flask\cli.py", line 256, in locate_app
import(module_name)
File "D:\HacktoberFest2021\hacktoberfest7\voyager-hf\voyager_init_.py", line 3, in
What should I do to run the app on localhost?
Hey @Raghav-Modani I have all the list of modules in requirements.txt so just install that and then run. There's a command pip install equirements.txt to do all you can check it out on google. just install requirements then run.
Hey @Raghav-Modani I have all the list of modules in requirements.txt so just install that and then run. There's a command pip install equirements.txt to do all you can check it out on google. just install requirements then run.
I have already done this. All other packages like SQLAlchemy, Flask-login etc are working fine. Only this flask-bcrypt is not resolving.
Hmm I see maybe git pull once and then try? It'll work then I tried right now. If there's still an import error then do tell.