latest 20 messages by cads
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[2014-10-04T07:48:09Z]
cads
thanks Zarthus
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[2014-10-04T07:47:53Z]
cads
oh, thanks for mentioning the client - when I last played with this the client was not out
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[2014-10-04T07:47:25Z]
cads
really I might boil it down to great markdown support
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[2014-10-04T07:46:57Z]
cads
I've tried other project managers/issue trackers like redmine, and tried some of the issues CLI tools, but nothing is as usable as the issues interface
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[2014-10-04T07:45:40Z]
cads
I am wondering if there is anything like it that I can run locally, and push to remote
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[2014-10-04T07:45:19Z]
cads
hey guys, anyone know much about the github issue tracker?
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[2013-07-24T16:51:15Z]
cads
jaybe: check it out: http://maxsu.github.io/vcsh/
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[2013-07-24T16:24:11Z]
cads
oh, okay, I need to set site.url in config.yml
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[2013-07-24T16:21:16Z]
cads
it seems like a main problem is that the pageces believe the css files like at /css/style.css rather than /vcsh/css/style.css
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[2013-07-24T16:16:59Z]
cads
it's working, sort of.
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[2013-07-24T16:16:53Z]
cads
actually, wait a second: http://maxsu.github.io/vcsh/docs/home/
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[2013-07-24T16:16:10Z]
cads
additionally, it is not generating http://maxsu.github.io/vcsh/docs (which would be analogous to http://www.jekyllrb.com/docs )
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[2013-07-24T16:15:25Z]
cads
it seems like github is putting the index.html file up without running it through jekyll
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[2013-07-24T16:14:56Z]
cads
This is the page as rendered by github: http://maxsu.github.io/vcsh/
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[2013-07-24T16:14:11Z]
cads
the current site's code is here: this is the current site: https://github.com/maxsu/vcsh/tree/gh-pages
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[2013-07-24T16:13:39Z]
cads
Are there any difficulties you could see causing that?
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[2013-07-24T16:12:36Z]
cads
jaybe, I've taken the existing Jekyllrb site and adapted it for the project I'm working with, as a proof of concept / mockup. The page builds --safe without any errors here, but it will not host on github pages
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[2013-07-24T06:20:51Z]
cads
so I'll start there.
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[2013-07-24T06:20:40Z]
cads
Another example of a project that orchestrates its documentation and its website seems to be the jekyll project itself.
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[2013-07-24T06:20:02Z]
cads
another question is whether there are more examples of projects that orchestrate the project's documentation and the project's jekyll website. This example uses a ruby code to update the project's jekyll page whenever the developer makes a commit to the master branch: https://gist.github.com/jedschneider/2890453#keeping-documentation-up-to-date