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This issue is a recreation of #1123 which was closed but fix did not turn out to fix issue for me.
## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Please describe in painful detail what you did (so others c…
drnic updated
6 years ago
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Trying to run idler locally is very painful. It requires us to run 4 other services and set up quite a few environment variables.
We would not want to go through this pain everytime we run idler. In…
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Hi all,
I am trying to start a buffalo project with sqlite3 as its database engine. There are no issues with starting the project and setting it up. However, I hit a problem upon running it with bu…
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## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Please describe in painful detail what you did (so others can play along with you) to get to this point. This includes things like the exact command(s) you used,…
drnic updated
6 years ago
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## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
I created a new api-only buffalo project using version `v.0.13.0-beta.2`. (the same problem occurred migrating an existing project from 0.12.6)
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buffalo new jso…
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## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
1. `buffalo new pipeline --ci-provider gitlab-ci --db-type mysql`
2. `cd pipeline`
3. `git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:/pipeline.git`
4. `git push …
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## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
When generating a Buffalo application using the api flag, ie `buffalo new buffaloapp --api`, the auto rendering should never try to render HTML since the api flag im…
kajes updated
6 years ago
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## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Please describe in painful detail what you did (so others can play along with you) to get to this point. This includes things like the exact command(s) you used,…
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I get the following error when running task on Windows with a project that involves SQLite:
> > buffalo task list
> 2018/03/17 10:26:14 sqlite3 was not compiled into the binary
> exit status 1
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Some FileSystems are case-insensitive, mainly Windows, which means using `strings.TrimPrefix` to find the relative directory or path, will eventually fail. Something like this, will be probably more s…