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Rubygems #2

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aytekinar opened this issue Aug 21, 2017 · 5 comments
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Rubygems #2

aytekinar opened this issue Aug 21, 2017 · 5 comments

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@aytekinar
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Thank you for the great theme!

I would like to ask one question: "Is there any plan on releasing this theme on rubygems?"

@junlulocky
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Hi @aytekinar,

thanks for asking, we currently do not have plan for releasing on rubygems. If you are interested, let me know.

@aytekinar
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Hey @junlulocky,

Thank you for your prompt response. Actually, that would be lovely! I don't think it would cost you a lot of effort, nor time, as is outlined in the documentation. Of course, it might sound a bit rude for you to hear this from a user, but I would definitely want to use this theme and having a gem based theme is really nice.

For instance, I will be using GitLab Pages for building my website, and I would not want to clutter my homepage with theme-related files. I would like to see only my posts and the corresponding Gemfile. It is also easier to follow updates from you on the theme --- if you make some major changes, you simply push it rubygems and I will be automatically getting it when I re-run the continuous integration system.

Just a small (and maybe useful) idea.

Thanks, again :)

@junlulocky
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Hey @aytekinar,

Thanks, I will take a look. but maybe only a couple of days later. Let me know if you also want to participate in this prj.

Thanks:)

@aytekinar
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aytekinar commented Aug 21, 2017

Sure, no rush! :)

Actually, I can also participate. According to the documentation, we need to clean some folders and maybe restructure some others. Then, we need to register in rubygems.org and publish the gem-based theme directly at rubygems. For that, a simple travis continuous integration with the rubygems password as a secret should be a solution. Then, whenever you make some changes here on GitHub, the continuous integration service could publish automatically on rubygems. Then, we as users simply get the most recent version.

Thanks :)

EDIT. This is a better link to follow. :)

@junlulocky
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@aytekinar
Thanks, see the invitation link: https://github.com/jekyller/PanelCV/invitations
and feel free to make yourself in the author link.

Best

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