I’ve installed the Discourse droplet on Digital Ocean and I want to create a repo that will allow me to download the codebase, make changes and then upload it back to Digital Ocean. I’m at a bit of loss, since it is being run on containers and I don’t see the base directory for where the site is bei…

[image] Lynn Sessions: I want to create a repo that will allow me to download the codebase, make changes and then upload it back to Digital Ocean You probably don’t want to do this. Although it might appear to be a great idea at the time, making changes to Discourse is best achieved with its…

Hi Lynn. :wave: From the install steps : 6. Install Discourse Clone the Official Discourse Docker Image into /var/discourse. sudo -s git clone https://github.com/discourse/discourse_docker.git /var/discourse cd /var/discourse chmod 700 containers You will need to be root through the rest of the …

[image] Robert: Maintaining a fork makes life very boring and unproductive Not boring. But very unproductive. Unless you want to pay up have several engineers whose full time job is keeping up with seeing that your fork still works, you want to use plugins or theme components. The only group …

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sinrider (Lynn Sessions) March 24, 2024, 1:35am 5

Thanks gang. We are going to stick with theme/component/plugin dev for modifications.

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