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Update quick start tutorial #2
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I'm working on this now, but I can't get the website to update with my changes. The files parse fine with jekyll locally. |
It may not be updating pages due to errors in the tutorial. On my local install, I get rendering errors like so. The full stack trace generated:
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Also, maybe it makes sense for the tutorials to be on the github wiki? The formatting comes out real nice and it's easier in general. Then the main site could be used to show off projects or whatever. |
What command did you use to generate the errors? Agreed on the placement, as it makes them more editable. |
I just ran jekyll on my machine. Perhaps I have an outdated gem for maruku. It's a shame there's no way to see the build output from the github version of jekyll. Nick Hawes wrote:
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It could also be that you have the same version that GitHub runs, and mine is too new. I've moved the java_example to the wiki and cleaned out the other files, so let's see if it fixes things. |
It still doesn't appear to be updating. Please can you run it through your local jekyll again to see if it complains? Mine is still happy. |
My jekyll is running perfectly now but the site is still off. Oddly enough, I just added the |
Pushed a change to _layouts/default.html. |
But no dice on the an update (Java Example should be gone from sidebar). |
Very strange. I just removed my old analytics tracking code from default.html and pushed the changes. Now the Java example is gone from the side bar. Question: do you get an email from github about a website rebuild when you push to the repo? If not, it may mean it's not building on your push. Nick Hawes wrote:
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I don't get an email when I push, although I think I used to. |
Hmm. That sounds like a problem. Their documentation states that
So, it seems like any person who pushes to master should be able to trigger a build. Perhaps it's worth getting a third person to push a trivial change to see if it triggers a build and if not, we can open an issue with the github people. |
Sean's change triggered a build. What have I done to be ignored?! |
If it's relevant at all, I received a build email after adding my name to members just. |
We need to update the quick start tutorial to reflect the changes in rosjava. I think it's also worth removing the virtualbox section since no one is using it and it seems to cause problems. Perhaps we can rip it out and put it in a separate tutorial with some caveats about the difficulty involved.
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