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Or maybe I should rewrite the command to always clone, install, build, copy the output and clean up rather than try to update and build a persistent clone of the blog source 🤔
Would be much slower, but my current approach obviously isn’t working.
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Or maybe I should rewrite the command to always clone, install, build, copy the output and clean up rather than try to update and build a persistent clone of the blog source 🤔
Would be much slower, but my current approach obviously isn’t working.
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Or maybe I should rewrite the command to always clone, install, build, copy the output and clean up rather than try to update and build a persistent clone of the blog source 🤔
Would be much slower, but my current approach obviously isn’t working.
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Or maybe I should rewrite the command to always clone, install, build, copy the output and clean up rather than try to update and build a persistent clone of the blog source 🤔
Would be much slower, but my current approach obviously isn’t working.
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Or maybe I should rewrite the command to always clone, install, build, copy the output and clean up rather than try to update and build a persistent clone of the blog source 🤔
Would be much slower, but my current approach obviously isn’t working.
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Curious if its still a permissions issue since I cloned the 11ty project with my user, but the www-data user is the one trying to update it…
Maybe the automated build needs a separate clone and it should run the build then copy/move the output to its final destination rather than try to pull and build into the public folder?
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Curious if its still a permissions issue since I cloned the 11ty project with my user, but the www-data user is the one trying to update it…
Maybe the automated build needs a separate clone and it should run the build then copy/move the output to its final destination rather than try to pull and build into the public folder?
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Curious if its still a permissions issue since I cloned the 11ty project with my user, but the www-data user is the one trying to update it…
Maybe the automated build needs a separate clone and it should run the build then copy/move the output to its final destination rather than try to pull and build into the public folder?
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Curious if its still a permissions issue since I cloned the 11ty project with my user, but the www-data user is the one trying to update it…
Maybe the automated build needs a separate clone and it should run the build then copy/move the output to its final destination rather than try to pull and build into the public folder?
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Curious if its still a permissions issue since I cloned the 11ty project with my user, but the www-data user is the one trying to update it…
Maybe the automated build needs a separate clone and it should run the build then copy/move the output to its final destination rather than try to pull and build into the public folder?
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I think I’ve figured out that when invoked via Job, 11ty can’t find the config file.
The Artisan command uses Laravel’s Process facade to call `npx eleventy` from the 11ty project’s root. When invoked via CLI, this works.
Doing exactly this same thing in the Job rather than calling the Artisan command appears to run the command in the correct directory, but the build fails again unable to resolve template paths.
This really has me stumped.
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I think I’ve figured out that when invoked via Job, 11ty can’t find the config file.
The Artisan command uses Laravel’s Process facade to call `npx eleventy` from the 11ty project’s root. When invoked via CLI, this works.
Doing exactly this same thing in the Job rather than calling the Artisan command appears to run the command in the correct directory, but the build fails again unable to resolve template paths.
This really has me stumped.
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I think I’ve figured out that when invoked via Job, 11ty can’t find the config file.
The Artisan command uses Laravel’s Process facade to call `npx eleventy` from the 11ty project’s root. When invoked via CLI, this works.
Doing exactly this same thing in the Job rather than calling the Artisan command appears to run the command in the correct directory, but the build fails again unable to resolve template paths.
This really has me stumped.
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I think I’ve figured out that when invoked via Job, 11ty can’t find the config file.
The Artisan command uses Laravel’s Process facade to call `npx eleventy` from the 11ty project’s root. When invoked via CLI, this works.
Doing exactly this same thing in the Job rather than calling the Artisan command appears to run the command in the correct directory, but the build fails again unable to resolve template paths.
This really has me stumped.
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I think I’ve figured out that when invoked via Job, 11ty can’t find the config file.
The Artisan command uses Laravel’s Process facade to call `npx eleventy` from the 11ty project’s root. When invoked via CLI, this works.
Doing exactly this same thing in the Job rather than calling the Artisan command appears to run the command in the correct directory, but the build fails again unable to resolve template paths.
This really has me stumped.
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