Closed DPRIYATHAM closed 11 months ago
I am interested to work on this issue please, assign to me.
Hi @DPRIYATHAM Thanks for reporting this bug and for offering you to fix it! We really appreciate it. I'm assigning this bug to you. Once you are ready with your pull request, our team will review it.
Thanks again for your support!
Hey, @NatachaMenjibar Thanks for assigning me on this bug, on the way of fixing I went through contributors guidelines and procedure,
taiga-front
, cloned into my local machine.npm start
and I ended upon a blank white page, in the localhost:9001 I am not getting what is the issue. 🥲
Could you please help me out, to host the webpage properly, so I can fix the bug.
Please let me know if I missed any steps or do I need taiga-back
too on my machine.
-Thank you.
@DPRIYATHAM, you need taiga-back
, but it's easier to use the production environment for this.
To do so, you just need to edit your dist/config.json
and use the following configuration:
{
"api": "https://api.taiga.io/api/v1/",
"eventsUrl": "wss://api.taiga.io/events",
"isSaas": true,
"debug": false,
"eventsHeartbeatIntervalTime": 30000,
"publicRegisterEnabled": true,
"feedbackEnabled": true,
"supportUrl": "https://community.taiga.io/",
"privacyPolicyUrl": "https://taiga.io/privacy-policy",
"termsOfServiceUrl": "https://taiga.io/terms-and-conditions",
"maxUploadFileSize": 104857600,
"enableGithubImporter": true,
"enableJiraImporter": true,
"enableTrelloImporter": true,
"enableAsanaImporter": true,
"themes": ["taiga"],
"contribPlugins": [
]
}
There is actually no config.json
file in dist
folder, I can only find conf.example.json
file there.
And also are there any commands to start or host the backend too?
"api": "http://localhost:8000/api/v1/",
I found this there, does it mean there should be running something in localhost:8000?
You can create the conf.json
in the dist folder using the JSON from my previous message. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the conf.example.json
file, setting up the back-end may require more time: https://community.taiga.io/t/taiga-30min-setup/170
So if I go with the above steps, I don't need a backend right sir? As I will be using production environment.
yes, you don't need it a local backend for this.
I am actually using the code you shared sir,
Output was better than before, it's showing me Loading...
, colored loading line on the top, of the page, and giving this pop-up, which before was only a white page.
But still I couldn't host the application properly.🥲
Could you please suggest me how to overcome this issue.
Am I missing something more?
I'm not sure, it should be fine. Could you open Chrome devTools to see if there are any errors?
"eventsUrl": "wss://api.taiga.io/events",
This is not working in the conf.json file, is this the issue which is making the page unresponsive?
can you please check this issue sir?
that's what is expected, you can't access wss that way.
I have recorded a video in linux with the whole process. Check that you followed the same steps.
Hey, thanks for your efforts, I done everything again from the beginning by following the above video, but I am still getting the same error 😢 I'll try to debug.
Hey, I wanted to try fixing the bug again today but I found out that, it's already resolved. I couldn't fix the bug, but I just want to thank and appreciate you for the support and opportunity @juanfran . Thank you.
Describe the bug
This is a small bug yet a special kind of bug, which any developer or user will face only once. Because it is in the Registration Page Due to that reason it might have been un-noticed yet. I found this bug when I am signing up for taiga this week. The form in the Registration Page is having a issue in displaying the Form_Errors Messages, when we enter the details in wrong format we are supposed to display a error message, describing what is wrong with their entered credentials. Though it's giving the correct error message for each case, there is a error in displaying them, there is a CSS error in displaying those error messages. The error messages are in the same color (#ffffff) as the background-color. which are supposed to be in red color.
How can we reproduce the behavior
Change the css of the form's error-displaying class, by adding color to the text as red
Workarounds
I am still interested to work with Taiga, which is a good open source platform, I am also interested in solving this bug, I would be glad if you assign this issue to me as I am interested in making open source contributions, I will be happy if I can contribute to Taiga.
Screenshots
How it is behaving: How it is expected to behave: These lines, which I highlighted should be visible in red, for instructing the user.
Taiga environment
I am using Taiga.io
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