For some reason the test folder under
es6-iterator/#/test
keeps copying all scripts and folders into another test folder. So the directory looks like this:
es6-iterator/#test/test/test/test/test/test...
Can someone please tell me what could be causing this?
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I built a site using blogdown in Rstudio. I'm not sure if I am experiencing a bug or if this is expected, but it is kind of annoying, and I'm wondering if I can fix it.
When I use
serve_site()
All of the old file folders I deleted come back in my public folder.
My current set up is with the Lithium theme, and I make several test documents and folders to test the linking. When I make .Rmd files in the content folder in particular, it will create a folder with that name in the Public folder as well as that name_files.
After I delete the test folders and test file folders, the test file folders come back after I use the serve_site() function in Rstudio.
Example:
1) Add "Example.Rmd" to the content folder
2) Automatically an "Example" folder is added to the Public folder with the index.html
3) Automatically an "Example_files" folder is added to the Public folder with the related files
4) After testing I delete the Example.Rmd, Example Folder from the public folder, Example_files folder from Public
5) After using serve_site() in Rstudio, the "Example_files" folder comes back - I cannot delete it!
Thanks again
Look for *_files directories under the static/ directory (under your website's root directory) and delete them there.
I am trying to archive both the target/surefire-reports from my Maven project (easy), but in addition archive files that my project creates that are in the base workspace (csv report). Do I do something like this: target/surefire-reports/**/*, *.csv?
looks like you are doing the right thing.
my syntax is logs//.exec,logs//.log,obsQueue.txt, and it works.
make sure you that those files really exist in the workspace.
note that all archive files , are relative to the workspace.
let me know if I can help with this issue.
guys... I've this situation: I'm creating a system where will run multiple projects using the same application folder. Something like this:
project1 ==> newApplicationFolder
project2 ==> newApplicationFolder
(...)
projectN ==> newApplicationFolder
I need use this way, cause the projectN folders will have just the index and some configurations, like the sqlite database. And, that's the point: the projectN folders will be named by the user, so, i've not a static folder to indicate in the database.php.
Any idea to how I could to do?
It's possible extends the config file, or create a personalized config file inside the projectN folder?
Thanks
Mac OS X 10.5 compatibility required. Xcode 3.2.5.
My app looks in the bundle's Resources folder, for a "data" folder.
"data" contains a hierarchy of subfolders and data. The contents are constantly being modified.
I don't need to navigate or modify this data within Xcode.
Q. When building, how can I copy "data" (say, from the Xcode project's folder) to the Resources folder, but only copying those files within "data" that have been modified since the last build?
(Simply copying all files every time I build is not feasible; the file sizes are too large, slowing build times.)
Thanks for any help.
Shouldn't be a problem to use rsync in a shell script build phase. Something like this:
rsync -a "${SRCROOT}/data" "${TARGET_BUILD_DIR}/${UNLOCALIZED_RESOURCES_FOLDER_PATH}"
That does a bit more than date comparison but it should still be quite a bit faster than what you're doing now.
The above doesn't delete any files you removed from the source directory; to do so, you can add --delete but I'd only suggest doing that after you're sure it's working properly.
My installer has been working until a few days ago, now I get:
JInstaller::install: File '/home/john/public_html/tmp/install_4c578c96e449f/com_mycomponent/admin/site/controllers' does not exist.
I checked the zip file and everything looks ok, I changed file contents but not the file structure at all since the time it was working.
ZIP STRUCTURE
com_mycomponent.xml
admin
controllers
...rest of admin files
site
controllers
...rest of site files
In fact the folder
com_mycomponent/admin/site/controllers does in face not exist, I don't know why it is looking for this folder.
Please check your templateDetails.xml file. It must have mentioned about the folder name. Also, make sure if you want to add folder through template then that folder must not be empty
I had the trouble that I had accidentally put a copy of the xml file inside the admin/ folder in addition to in the root folder. Maybe this happened to you too? Just delete it and it works fine!
If you have any backup files on the components folder or some where in the project folder delete it or cut it to some where else...
May be that solves your problem.
Because that solves for me.
thanks
I had the same problem. One of the file names, in templateDetails.xml had a typo. That solved my issue.
For some reason it did not like my HTML file, so I deleted it from the XML. When I checked the module installed and the HTML file was present. I still included <folder>html</folder and also <filename>index.html</filename>