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Failing because of directories… #13
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Do you have an articles.gz file in your build directory? |
No… it's the folder containing my blog's post. |
I'll add a check to see whether it is a directory. They should have already been filtered out. Just out of curiosity, could you send me a directory listing of what is under build? |
Sure… here you go. |
I'm stomped... The code that figures out what paths to look at should weed out directories. I'll have to go through it to make sure that I haven't missed anything... |
I don't have my blog on github… but it is on bitbucket. Would it be helpful to poke through it? Like I said… I have probably done something wrong. Evan Travers On Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 10:08 AM, Frederic Jean wrote:
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I think it would help a lot, if only to see how the path made it there. Also, what OS are you running this on? I'm (now) fredjean_ on bitbucket. |
I'm on OSX… just invited you to the repo. Thanks for your expert help and making this really useful plugin. Evan Travers On Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 10:16 AM, Frederic Jean wrote:
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Bingo! I found where the directory names came from and I can now fix it. Your bucket had objects in place for the directories in your blog. I'll add some code that remove anything that ends with a / from the remote bucket. I don't think that it was anything that you did wrong... |
A winner is you. Well done man! |
I also made a few fixes to the styles so the blog would build... Pushing to your repo in a few moments... |
Actually, I'll need to do a pull request... |
I think I just granted you push access… but a pull request will be fine. Evan Travers On Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Frederic Jean wrote:
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And the pull request has been sent. |
Thanks dood… one weird thing that trips me out (and may have tripped you) is that master isn't magic at all on bitbucket… so you made the changes to panoramas. Weird stuff. I'll sort it out. Thanks a ton. |
I did notice that the branch name was a little odd… I did push the site to S3, you might need to push master up as well... Frederic Jean On Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Evan Travers wrote:
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Most of the commits were pretty granular. You should be able to cherry pick them into master without issues... |
Yeah… you are a much better git man than I. I was going to move panoramas onto master anyway… (makes a total wreck). Totally worked in the end though. Thanks so much! Evan Travers On Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 11:51 AM, Frederic Jean wrote:
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I'm not sure how to post this one… I'm actually assuming I'm doing something wrong. Running middleman s3_sync currently generates this error:
EDIT: (accidentally hit submit) I'm using activate directory_indexes or whatever… but removing it doesn't change anything apparently. I'm quite confused.
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