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Update the README #170

Closed jrtechs closed 5 years ago

jrtechs commented 6 years ago

After struggling to run this program for the first time, I think that adding the Jekyll on Linux to the README would be beneficial to others trying to start contributing to this project. My issue was that I only had Ruby installed not Ruby-dev.

I can do this when I work on #157.

ct-martin commented 6 years ago

@jrtechs I'll take care of this when I do my big runbook editing session for the website next month

ct-martin commented 6 years ago

If you want to make a separate PR for the README though that'd be nice, but I'll consider this issue finished when both the README and the runbook are updated

ct-martin commented 6 years ago

Changing to "Update the README" and including that we need to remove the patches section and point to the runbook for docs

Tjzabel commented 6 years ago

@jrtechs ++ I also had issues setting up the website. ruby-devel also needs to be installed for this to work. Also, at least on F29, I had a lot of issues getting the website to run. I am attaching a pastebin of issues I ran into while running bundle install.

https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/pOtZxt2GpHGI79b3mNsIPA

ct-martin commented 5 years ago

@jwflory wanted this to include the workflow, so putting my IRC reply here:

Jekyll can watch for changes and rebuild. So I run bundle exec jekyll serve (once Jekyll is installed) and then wait every time I save a file for it to rebuild

deejoe commented 5 years ago

@tjzabel your fedora project paste above of errors seems to have expired. Maybe this is desired behavior, maybe not.

Maybe a gist would be a good place to put it, for posterity's sake, if you still have it?

Tjzabel commented 5 years ago

@deejoe heh, thanks for that. Fpaste is only supposed to be a temporary code pasting place, so yes it is desired behavior. I should have put this in a better place.

I will have to check when I get home from work whether or not I still have it. If not, I can pull the stacktrace/logs at a later date.