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Add Forestry.io integration #12
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Hi, I tested forestry , I was able to add posts and content. I followed https://forestry.io/docs/troubleshooting/build-issues-for-sites-in-subdirectories/ Apart from that, I was able to write posts and add assets and it directly got committed into the repo. I used the following settings. I think there could be a mistake in what I did, any suggestions on how to fix this ? Thanks. |
@SangamSwadiK could you check the logs? If so, please copy the errors here. Reading the docs, I would try this configuration: build:
preview_docker_image: forestryio/hugo:latest
preview_command: bundle exec jekyll build
preview_output_directory: "snowlake-v1.2/_site"
mount_path: "/srv"
working_dir: "/srv/snowlake-v1.2" |
Thanks ! The preview docker image must be |
Great news! Where can we see the preview? |
I guess I can show it on the call, because once the preview link is created, it can expire soon because of inactivity. |
The Theme Is Forestry CMS Supported. This will make the configuration and admin of content accessible to people who don't code. For more details https://forestry.io/
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