Eventmachine and Asciidoctor #17
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…sciidoctor to allow users to create their site in middleman
…on locks and confirmed that the site still loads locally, and looks great. I know this is probably not a fully sustainable way of lock off a fork-and-run project, but it worked for me. Perhaps it's time to rebase to a newer version of middleman?
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To elaborate on the commit history, I began trying to rebase some of the gems but ran into a case of dependency hell. I decided to remove all version locks in the gemfile.rb and just see if it worked. And lo and behold it did. I know not many commits have been done to this repo in the last few years, but I think it could be time to revitialise this. |
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My sincere apologies for taking incredibly long to respond to any of these, @jaredmorgs. Needless to say, it's been a topsy-turvy year. I no longer actively use this repo - it was created for my students at a time when I was an instructor at a coding bootcamp. If you're still interested in it, I could either add you as a maintainer to this repo, or add a deprecation message to the README on this repo and point folks to yours. Just let me know how you'd like to proceed, and thanks so much for contributing! |
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No worries @techpeace and thanks for letting me know. Let's close this one off. It was good experience resolving the conflicts. |
I've corrected the Eventmachine version per #15 and added asciidoctor to the gem dependencies so folks can fork and run your template with asciidoctor as an option for the core writing language.