Jack Lowrie

Hi @ansikun2, not sure what's going on at first glance - from the error, it looks like you may be calling `wp_rig()->wp_enqueue_script()` somewhere else in your theme. Maybe try searching...

@malsharifm did you run `composer install` and `npm install`, or `npm run rig-init` from inside your wprig directory before running `npm run dev`?

@heathernew09 I'm interested in contributing/getting involved - where can we find out more about meetings/the slack channel?

@digisavvy I believe it was included from the command line. Here's my composer.json (package of interest is at the bottom): ``` { "name": "wprig/wprig", "description": "A progressive theme development rig...

@justlevine @digisavvy Thanks to both of you for your help! We're able to move forward thanks to your advice -- here's what @kkoppenhaver and I did: I added the directory...

This is discussed further (with explanations and alternate workflows) on #260, #270, and #399.

Not sure if this is still an issue for you, but we were trying to debug a similar problem (we couldn't get any browserSync settings in `config.local` to take effect)...

You can set async and defer on individual scripts when you enqueue them in components: ```php wp_enqueue_script( 'wp-rig-new-script-name', get_theme_file_uri( '/assets/js/new-script-name.min.js' ), [], wp_rig()->get_asset_version( get_theme_file_path( '/assets/js/new-script-name.min.js' ) ), false ); wp_script_add_data(...

I believe this can mostly be accomplished using the [recommended git workflow](https://github.com/wprig/docs/blob/master/documentation/git-workflow.md). You can create a "parent" theme using WP Rig following the instructions in that tutorial, then create child...

WP Rig is still alive and kicking! We're a small crew, but looking for more contributors (I just joined last week). We're still getting ourselves organized, but will post an...