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Toby

11 months ago (edited by Toby 11 months ago) Administrator

If you want to report a bug, submit a ticket here: http://github.com/tobyzerner/esoTalk/issues/

Please check to make sure your bug hasn't already been submitted!

Thirtysixway

11 months ago Moderator

Yay, bugtracking system

Brandon

11 months ago

Easily enable "friendly urls" and .htaccess file.

I guess when we make one, we can post it here as well.

ram

11 months ago

Maybe now, you can create a wiki on github to avoid data loss

abbo

8 months ago

official files don't contains the .htaccess file???!!!

Thirtysixway

8 months ago (edited by Thirtysixway 8 months ago) Moderator

abbo - go to this post
official files don't contains the .htaccess file???!!!

I think there were issues with unpacking/uploading it or something.

Thirtysixway

8 months ago (edited by Thirtysixway 8 months ago) Moderator

I have sort of a request, though I'm not sure if it needs to be looked at or not. Right now on github, the development version of esoTalk is going on inside the master branch (which is currently the only branch.) Would it make more sense to have stable branches and then a dev branch? This way if people want to fork the project, they can fork from a stable instead of a dev copy.

I'm not saying change the branches etc right now, but maybe when esoTalk comes out of beta

Toby

8 months ago Administrator

abbo - go to this post
official files don't contains the .htaccess file???!!!

The .htaccess file is generated by esoTalk upon installation (provided the "Use friendly URLs" checkbox is checked.)

Thirtysixway - go to this post
I have sort of a request, though I'm not sure if it needs to be looked at or not. Right now on github, the development version of esoTalk is going on inside the master branch (which is currently the only branch.) Would it make more sense to have stable branches and then a dev branch? This way if people want to fork the project, they can fork from a stable instead of a dev copy.
I'm not saying change the branches etc right now, but maybe when esoTalk comes out of beta ^^

Makes sense to me - I'll do this soon.