I took a fork of the main Bangle repository.
I then cloned my repository to host it locally on my Chrombook (running Linux Beta).
I wondered it it is possible to run the App loader locally.
When I open Chrome and open the index.html file all I get is a display with no Apps in it.
When I look in the debuggers console I could see complaints about CORS - so I turned that off.
Then I have realised that various javascript cant be found as they are in paths like core/lib etc.
When I look in git/core it does not have any files in it.
As things stand is the App Loader bound to being hosted on github only ?
I'd like to be able to work and test on a local repository otherwise all edits have to be done through github GUI and committed before I can do a test. Having to edit/commit on github first is quite a slow process and it also makes it harder to prepare the repository for doing a pull request later on.
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I took a fork of the main Bangle repository.
I then cloned my repository to host it locally on my Chrombook (running Linux Beta).
I wondered it it is possible to run the App loader locally.
When I open Chrome and open the index.html file all I get is a display with no Apps in it.
When I look in the debuggers console I could see complaints about CORS - so I turned that off.
Then I have realised that various javascript cant be found as they are in paths like core/lib etc.
When I look in git/core it does not have any files in it.
As things stand is the App Loader bound to being hosted on github only ?
I'd like to be able to work and test on a local repository otherwise all edits have to be done through github GUI and committed before I can do a test. Having to edit/commit on github first is quite a slow process and it also makes it harder to prepare the repository for doing a pull request later on.
Have I missed something ?
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