or it must be in main

either one should work

I switched my default branch to master but still not working (after I pushed)

hmm, need to run off to bed now but will check it out tomorrow

yeah sure, gn

thanks though, gonna try to figure it out throughout the day

last thing to try: remove the package.json lock file, commit and the try

@User just catching the last chats ... did you try changing l6 to main in your workflow file also ? here

no need because I've changed the default branch to master

I'll open a new dendron-initialized dir and try if removing the package json lock doesn't work

When I run

npx dendron-cli buildSiteV2 --wsRoot .  --stage prod

the process just hangs. Im not sure how to debug it 🤔

npx dendron-cli buildSiteV2 --wsRoot .  --stage dev --serve

runs fine though

I had to rebuild node-sass.. im not sure if this is part of the problem

specifically hangs here

what version of dendron-cli are you using?

hanging should be addressed in 0.24

ahhh

it was on 0.21... I thought i was totally up to date

works 🙂

always check version numbers 🤦

all good. since we’re updating this stuff weekly i’ll add a check at the beginning and remind people to update if they are not on latest

I've created a new dendron-initialized dir but still not working (with the same error) repo link: https://github.com/imalightbulb/dendron-test

you have node_modules in your git repo. that's what's causing it

rm -rf node_modules

and add it to

.gitignore

np

it worked! Thanks a lot @User 💡

also why deleting

node_modules

worked?

its because

node_modules

is what gets buit to when you install locally when you do a preview locally, we install packages locally. if you do a

git push

with

node_modules

, git will use the dependencies you already have installed (which in your case was for a different node version)

Hey everybody :). I'm new to Dendron and similar tools and currently trying a few of them to see which one suits me best. I'm really liking Dendron. It feels nice and polished already. I love the fact that it includes IDs, and creation and modification dates in the files' front matter, too.