Hello, any news about this issue (posts #27/28)?
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Hello, I need to apologize. I realized that the issue is due to my oversight. I’ve now added a WARN in the Maven build to remind myself about it.
Basically, the problem is related to what I mentioned in posts #4 and #5, which is that the template folder is missing in the skin folders present in the runtime, and therefore my Maven build cannot copy it. So, I need to remember to update it manually. The error was caused by some variable missing in my (old) _base.scss file.
Would it be possible to add an artifact that allows obtaining those folders through Maven?
Originally posted by claudiobosticco View Postok, I see in the skinEditor.jsp that the actionURL is modified to that path if the user is authenticated.
I've actually modified skinEditor.jsp to work with my local authentication. Am I actually supposed to do that?
If I comment out the line where the actionURL is modified, the skinEditor doesn't find any skin because it's looking for the template folder inside the skins folders, which is absent in my deployment. On the other hand, also the skinEditorOperations folder is absent.
So I need to ask: is the skin editor actually ready to deploy in our own project? Am I missing some steps?
Originally posted by claudiobosticco View PostI must specify that I'm using maven. Maybe am I missing some maven dependency to have the "template" folder for the skins?
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hi Claudio - sorry for the silence on this thread - we've lost track a bit of the remaining issues in this thread - can you confirm which parts are still open?Last edited by Isomorphic; 22 Oct 2024, 06:32.
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Hello, yes, you're right. In my post #32, I tried to clarify things:
- There isn't an actual bug; the issue was due to my mistake.
- My only question is whether it's possible to make the template folder, which is currently included only in the SDK's skins (and not in the runtime), available for download via Maven - perhaps with a dedicated artifact.
This is the only step I can't fully automate in my Maven "skin editor" project at the moment.
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