So I'm creating a blog for a client and I thought that I would just use typo. It's simple to use, is now on Ruby on Rails, and I can modify later. So I download it, load up my settings, and then try to throw it into my repository. Nope, not happening.
Apparently typo has a few exports up their sleeves that I wasn't aware of. It's not as simple as exporting the typo dir, because then you freaking miss those libraries. So here's a quick guide to getting your own clean, frozen typo.
svn co http://svn.typosphere.org/typo/trunk typo_stable
svn export typo_stable typo
svn export typo_stable/vendor/rails typo/vendor/rails
svn export typo_stable/vendor/plugins/rspec_on_rails typo/vendor/plugins/rspec_on_rails
svn export typo_stable/vendor/plugins/rspec typo/vendor/plugins/rspec
svn export typo_stable/vendor/plugins/acts_as_list typo/vendor/plugins/acts_as_list
rm -Rf typo_stable
Now just add that to your repository and you're golden. You know what to do from here. Get back to work! :P
Labels: blog, rails, ruby, typo
