I've been able to successfully install and run Jingo on my Windows system. However, I had to specify a full, absolute repository path in config.yaml to be able to run without Bad repository path errors.
However, since multiple collaborators will be updating the git, the wiki will always be run locally, and each will definitely have unique local paths, how can I set a relative path to config.yaml indicating with git repo to use?
AFAIK, just setting it to repository: '\' doesn't work.
Also, nice work with this project! A databaseless Node wiki is just what I was looking for.
I've been able to successfully install and run Jingo on my Windows system. However, I had to specify a full, absolute
repository
path inconfig.yaml
to be able to run withoutBad repository path
errors.However, since multiple collaborators will be updating the git, the wiki will always be run locally, and each will definitely have unique local paths, how can I set a relative path to
config.yaml
indicating with git repo to use?AFAIK, just setting it to
repository: '\'
doesn't work.Also, nice work with this project! A databaseless Node wiki is just what I was looking for.