Hey man! Thank you for the great tutorial. I was struggling quite a bit on my own when i tried the git submodule version up and running to then later on automate everything with github actions as a pipeline. But this version is so much better for now. I will probably work on automating it at a later state of my project. 😀
What terminal prompter do you use which gives you the commands and their meanings as well? I have Oh-My-Zsh installed on my Mac as well however, I'm curious to know!
If I already have a default theme and the custom theme is added later, I am unable to switch to custom theme. Hugo will always default to default theme. Another issue I ran into was the command hugo new posts/first-post.md resulted into an error saying "Error: could not determine content directory for "first.md"". Any suggestions on these issues? Thanks.
Because Hugo is building the modules with go. You probably don't need it, when you're are cloning it into the directory. But when you want to do it with git submodules you need go for it.
Hey man! Thank you for the great tutorial. I was struggling quite a bit on my own when i tried the git submodule version up and running to then later on automate everything with github actions as a pipeline. But this version is so much better for now. I will probably work on automating it at a later state of my project. 😀
What terminal prompter do you use which gives you the commands and their meanings as well? I have Oh-My-Zsh installed on my Mac as well however, I'm curious to know!
If I already have a default theme and the custom theme is added later, I am unable to switch to custom theme. Hugo will always default to default theme. Another issue I ran into was the command hugo new posts/first-post.md resulted into an error saying "Error: could not determine content directory for "first.md"". Any suggestions on these issues? Thanks.
Why is go required?
Its a pre compiled native binary
Because Hugo is building the modules with go. You probably don't need it, when you're are cloning it into the directory. But when you want to do it with git submodules you need go for it.
right at 1:30 I have no clue where you're typing this....
He is typing it inside of a terminal. (Looks like a zsh)
Recommend watching this at 1.5 speed.