Chris Amico
Chris Amico
I'm thinking more and more that this is a firewall issue or something else specific to WGBH. It's a problem for me, since that's where my office is and where...
Also, this ties in well with #451
For github pages, I'd bet you could just generate to a `_site` directory and commit that to the repo. You may have to tell github not to run `jekyll` on...
Sorry to say, not as easy as I thought. I'll keep trying.
I pushed a gh-pages branch with and without a `.nojekyll` file. GH Pages just serves the `index.html` template, rather than the generated `_site` directory. Same when I have a `_config.yml`...
It does. But it normally serves Jekyll files out of a `_site` directory, so that's where I generated the site to. I figured the `_config.yml` file would trigger Jekyll. On...
Yeah, I guess that would work, essentially having two repos, with one just holding the generated files and the other holding code. Was hoping for something more elegant, though. I'll...
I figured this out. Follow directions here: https://gist.github.com/cobyism/4730490 The trick here is `git subtree`, which lets you push a directory to a remote branch. I can't find normal documentation for...
We can probably pare this list down to just top-level dependencies. We don't need to have independent versioning of Jinja2 or MarkupSafe if Flask requires both.
I ran into something similar on an old project, where I was rendering a bunch of SVGs and had a few that would 404. The problem I ran into with...