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Is there a way to get the theme files running on git?

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    roofboard
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    Hi, so my problem is that ghost is a very vscode friendly tool. I would like to get ghost running on my local host, with a sample database so I can develop the theme. But then the challenge is quickly uploading the theme to production on cloudron.

    Is there an easy way to connect the ghost theme to a git repo.
    Or connect app/data to a get repo
    Or have a deploy process which updates app/data with updated theme files that i edited on my local computer?

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      joseph
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      @roofboard are ghost themes simply uploaded to a directory inside /app/data ?

      Some ideas:

      • are you not able to clone the theme in /app/data ? you can then git pull using web terminal?
      • some tooling around cloudron push (the cli tool) ? This can push an entire local directory into /app/data
      • you can of course just scp straight into /home/yellowtent/appsdata/<ghost-app-id>/data/... Then restart the app or something
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      • J joseph

        @roofboard are ghost themes simply uploaded to a directory inside /app/data ?

        Some ideas:

        • are you not able to clone the theme in /app/data ? you can then git pull using web terminal?
        • some tooling around cloudron push (the cli tool) ? This can push an entire local directory into /app/data
        • you can of course just scp straight into /home/yellowtent/appsdata/<ghost-app-id>/data/... Then restart the app or something
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        wrote on last edited by humpty
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        @joseph said in Is there a way to get the theme files running on git?:

        @roofboard are ghost themes simply uploaded to a directory inside /app/data ?

        Yes, simple uploading works /app/data/content/themes

        I haven't tried it, but wouldn't SFTP uploads work fast enough here? Just noticed your last bulletpoint 👍

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