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Running npx chappe build on a Windows environment seems to be generating a weird directory structure: after a certain depth, the pre-rendered HTML files for each guide is stored under a subdirectory called index.md, as can be seen here: https://paste.sparked.host/umiboqehec.txt
Anyway, back to the point. It probably has to do with one of the many deprecated dependencies used by Chappe (possibly urix? it's a few levels deep in the dependency tree). Unfortunately, I don't have the time to try to fix this, so I'll see if running this under WSL yields different results.
Running
npx chappe build
on a Windows environment seems to be generating a weird directory structure: after a certain depth, the pre-rendered HTML files for each guide is stored under a subdirectory calledindex.md
, as can be seen here:https://paste.sparked.host/umiboqehec.txt
Running the same command on Linux, against the same repository, yields the correct results as expected:
https://paste.sparked.host/zutahoyapo.txt
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