Closed nathanweeks closed 11 months ago
I was unable to replicate this with a fresh copy of the repo using docker compose. Can you provide more details?
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/legumeinfo/jekyll-starter-legumeinfo
...
$ cd jekyll-starter-legumeinfo
$ docker compose up
... navigate to http://localhost:4000 in web browser ...
LiveReload: Browser connected
...
ERROR `/manifest.json' not found.
.... <CTRL-C>
$ ls -1 _site
404.html
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
LICENSE
README.md
assets
community
contact
download
events
feed.xml
help
index.html
news
taxa
tools
The web browser (Chrome) console contains GET http://localhost:4000/manifest.json 404 (Not Found)
I'm still not getting the `/manifest.json' not found
error, but I am getting the 404. I think this file is a vestige of the fact that I derived the theme from a web app built with UIkit and it isn't actually necessary for our website since it's not a web app. Is there a specific use case you need it for? If not the solution here may be to just remove it.
I'm still not getting the
`/manifest.json' not found
error, but I am getting the 404.
To clarify, ERROR
/manifest.json' not found.was logged by the
jekyll serve` after a web browser visits http://localhost:4000 and attempts to access /manifest.json.
I think this file is a vestige of the fact that I derived the theme from a web app built with UIkit and it isn't actually necessary for our website since it's not a web app. Is there a specific use case you need it for? If not the solution here may be to just remove it.
Thanks for the background info. I don't have a specific use case; if you think it's unnecessary, then it can probably be removed from the theme.
I don't have a specific use case; if you think it's unnecessary, then it can probably be removed from the theme.
OK, I'll open an issue in the theme to remove it.
Won't fix. See issue #51 in the theme for details.
bundle exec jekyll build
(tried both in a codespace & locally withdocker compose up
) doesn't appear propagate the manifest.json from the theme to the resulting _site directory. I'm not sure if that's an issue with the theme or this starter site.