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After Release of truffle new version
The code and configurations are not working for truffle new version (truffle 3.1.1), can you please give some insight on that?
@geekybot You're right. It looks like Truffle changed their build process in the new version. I'll get around to figuring out how to get the assets copied from the app directory into the build directory for serving in the new pipeline at some point, but in the meantime if you happen to get it working, glad to accept a PR :)
@dob Thanks for your fast response. Looks like a bunch of things changed in new version of truffle (truffle 3.1.1). I found this http://truffleframework.com/tutorials/upgrading-from-truffle-2-to-3 , all the changes needs to be done is here, but it will take some time to properly configure a dapp created on truffle 2.0 to truffle 3.0 . Still I will be trying. :)
@geekybot Thanks for the PR. I merged it in and updated the repo so on the surface at least truffle serve works and serves the Dapp. I'll run through the list later and see if there's anything else I need to do to get everything working as expected.
thanks @dob , I am very new to the blockchain, so I am exploring how to get going with it and of course with the new version of truffle. I am trying to deploy my contracts to the testnet as well as trying to create a private blockchain, but without proper guidance I am in whole lot of mess. So, if you have some resource on these stuffs, can you share with me, It will be a lot of help. :)
@geekybot Great. I wrote a few tips in this post. I highly recommend using TestRPC to run a fake local chain. But the instructions in the AuctionHouse Readme or in the go-ethereum readme for running a local private chain aren't too bad either. You just pick a different --networkid flag, set --maxpeers 0, and maybe use a different --datadir.
I think the truffle docs and the scaffolding that's generated via truffle init is also a good place to start.
