Closed Txellenne closed 7 years ago
The location referenced by op/repository-directory
must be a valid git repo, did you initialize it? If not, try op/new-repository
to create a valid org-page git repo. If the repo is valid, double check if the value of op/repository-directory
is correct.
mmm.. the reason I put this eventuality is the case of having not one but several repositories (being all of them managed from the same pc) (so dealing with the fact of either setting multiple remote repo's, every each with a identity ssh-key
, as suggested e.g. here or using a kind of git-admin, or a global alias
as documented e.g. here. So in the worst scenery I wanted to be able to get the master
dir fed & fit with the html files produced by org-page
& afterwards, making the process of git-commiting/pushing to e.g github repository at my own. Thanks.
Glad you solved it!
not solved but thanks, anyway.
Hi there. Really nice job from I can see as demo but what if I (only) wanted to create/publish to a local blog (so, doing not committing or pushing to git (or, eventually, doing this afterwards, manually)). Also, as offered, as it reads on https://github.com/kelvinh/org-page/blame/master/README.org#L85 . Why (after setq op/repository-directory as instructed) when running either
Mx op/do-publication
[RET, y, n,n,n] or [n,RET, y/n, n,n,] orop/do-publication-and-preview-site
it only putouts:GIT Error: "Repository not initialized"
. I'd appreciate any help.