Hi,
I've been reading and following along your blog post about creating a static site on github pages and thought I could share what problems I encountered on the way.
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publish_to_master.sh: On Linux Mint /bin/sh points to /bin/dash which apparently doesn't like the part when checking for a clean repo (git status -s). "[[: not found" is what is getting printed. I switched to /bin/bash and everything worked fine.
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The git worktree feature was bugged. I upgraded from 2.7.4 to 2.14.1 to solve this. I couldn't really find out when this got fixed.
Feel free to just close this. My problems were mostly related to my distro (is pointing /bin/sh to /bin/dash normal? I think I might have missed the news about that) or "old" software. I just wanted to let you know. Maybe there will be someone coming along asking questions I have the answers to.
Thank you very much for your blog post, I really enjoyed it.
Hi,
I've been reading and following along your blog post about creating a static site on github pages and thought I could share what problems I encountered on the way.
publish_to_master.sh: On Linux Mint /bin/sh points to /bin/dash which apparently doesn't like the part when checking for a clean repo (git status -s). "[[: not found" is what is getting printed. I switched to /bin/bash and everything worked fine.
The git worktree feature was bugged. I upgraded from 2.7.4 to 2.14.1 to solve this. I couldn't really find out when this got fixed.
Feel free to just close this. My problems were mostly related to my distro (is pointing /bin/sh to /bin/dash normal? I think I might have missed the news about that) or "old" software. I just wanted to let you know. Maybe there will be someone coming along asking questions I have the answers to.
Thank you very much for your blog post, I really enjoyed it.