A content management system (CMS) is a piece of software which provides website authoring, collaboration, and administration tools that help users with little knowledge of programming languages create and manage website content.
Given I already run a tina instance in another terminal
When I run yarn dev
Then I get an error:
yarn run v1.22.10
$ yarn tina-gql server:start -c "next dev"
$ /Users/frank/github/tina/blog-starter-app/node_modules/.bin/tina-gql server:start -c 'next dev'
events.js:353
I'm new to twill, but I am loving it so much that I'm tempted to dance a jig or something. Seriously cool so far.
Ran into a MINOR issue creating my first twill module:
the line 'use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;'
is missing from the top of the migration files generated by the twill CLI.
Not huge, I
It's high time we introduced a test suite alongside the development process to help catch regressions. As we move towards a more class-based ecosystem with less reliance on global variables, this should become achievable with something like PHPUnit.
This will be an ongoing issue, so no milestone required. It can be closed when a framework is in place and the tests start being added. At minimum we
It is a common use-case to require a comma in a form choice, such as "Please specify your income: $1,000 - $2,000" etc. I think it would be preferable to use pipe separator since it is not an English grammatical character.
While we do have a very customized form page, we are still leaning on some underpinnings of wagtail.contrib.forms, so I think we will either need to provide our own choice fi
Description of the problem
This is a minor glitch in the Template Manager. Attempting to change the name of a template group in such a way that the characters are the same but the case of one or more characters is different produces an error:
The template group name you submitted is already taken
Environment Details:
Possible Solution
Validation o
verless serve prints wrong port information. By default, verless serves projects on port 8080, but verless serve prints port 80 as listening port.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
verless project directory:
verless serve -w example
The main issue is that it's painful to get a real library loaded without just creating some files and commit them. Ideally there would be a function/macro that can be used to create pages/sections.
The other files in the
librarycomponent create whatever is needed manually but it makes tests very verbose/long where 90% of the test is actually setup.The
library.rsreally needs some more tes