init script: create link for .wokeignore #136
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pmatulis
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Oct 25, 2023
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And don't we need to make an analogous change in the manual steps? |
When running woke locally, the .wokeignore file must be in the folder where you run it (for example, the `docs` folder). When running on GitHub, we run woke from the root folder though, and it cannot deal with a .wokeignore file in a subdirectory. Therefore, have the script create a symlink (unless there already is a .wokeignore file in the root folder). Signed-off-by: Ruth Fuchss <[email protected]>
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Thanks for the review @pmatulis ! Updated now. |
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When running woke locally, the .wokeignore file must be in the folder where you run it (for example, the
docsfolder). When runnin on GitHub, we run woke from the root folder though, and it cannot deal with a .wokeignore file in a subdirectory. Therefore, have the script create a symlink (unless there already is a .wokeignore file in the root folder).