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Error Could Not Fetch The Config #620
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@sebawrite Thank you for reporting this issue with an attached demonstration. If you check the
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I apologize. I've lost the information. I had to reinstall everything. |
I have the same problem. I want to ask you how to solve it |
@ashmaroli I've ran it with I've tried running it on docker and also installed ruby 2.7.5 and 3.1.1 locally to check if it had something to do with ruby version. None of my attempts were successful. You can use my repo to run it using docker and replicate the issue. |
@ashmaroli Hi! I have the same problem. I'm running the app on docker. Error appears when I access or refresh "Posts" or "Pages" pages. If I switch between the two by clicking on the links in sidebar, the error doesn't occur. But each time it occurs, following line appears in my terminal (which runs It's funny because there doesn't seem to be anything wrong (so far, but I haven't written any posts from the admin yet), it's just that this notification is annoying. Could you please help me in finding where it could come from? |
Did anyone figure out he problem here? I'm having the same issue. |
try your jekyll_admin:
hidden_links:
- pages
- staticfiles
- datafiles
- configuration
homepage: "posts"
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@y377 what did you mean there? I have the same problem. No errors from browser console or trace option @ashmaroli |
This is optional, and not the reason for this. Sweeping under the rug at best. |
It worked! Thank you! |
SOLUTION: The error shows up because there are no files to find. Once I created a new post, and added a data file, I no longer got either error. |
I’ll follow up on this question later, as I’m currently busy with other things. The author is no longer updating. Guys, we can only rely on ourselves. |
This worked nice 🥳 |
I'm still running into the
problem, and unfortunately
didn't help solve it. Has anyone else found a better workaround or a solution yet? |
This gemfile (snippet) works for me:
using jekyll 4.3.3 and jekyll-admin 0.11.1 |
This error message appears on a new Jekyll install with gem Jekyll-admin on Mint 19.3 as soon as I go to localhost:4000/admin
jekyll-could-not-fetch-config.mp4
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