401 Docs

401 Docs was started in the summer of 2019 and is an ongoing effort to improve Team 401 by documenting our procedures and experiences.

Contributing

To contribute to 401 Docs please open a pull request.

Running Locally

To ensure that changes made behave as expected, it is recommended to run the website locally before making a pull request. Steps to do this:

1. Install the latest version of Ruby: link
2. Open a command line / terminal and navigate to this project's location in the filesystem.
3. Run bundle install to install dependencies
4. Run bundle exec jekyll serve to run the website and serve it at localhost:4000

Putting localhost:4000 into the URL bar of a web browser will show the website in its current state as long as it is being served. Use Ctrl+C to stop serving the website locally. Any changes made to the website will be automatically applied after refreshing the page while the pages are being served.

Note: Steps 1 and 2 only need to be completed once.

Troubleshooting

The website contents aren't updating.

• There may be weird things happening with the compilation. Delete the generated _site folder and re-run the bundle exec jekyll serve to regenerate the website pages.
• Try a deep refresh of the page to make sure it isn't just the cache.

The Github Action isn't working

• If you get an error about the version of Ruby/Bundler not supporting Linux, try the following command

bundle lock --add-platform x86_64-linux