03:50:05 <jasonbraganza> now that I’m happy with my nikola install, i have another neewbie question. hwo do i keep it updated? 03:55:06 <jmcp> jasonbraganza: the code, or your site? 03:55:36 <jasonbraganza> the code, jmcp. sorry ought to have been clearer :) 03:55:59 <jmcp> so what changes did you make to a 'git clone' of the repo? 03:56:22 <jasonbraganza> i pip installed 03:56:42 <jasonbraganza> and modified the css a bit 03:57:04 <jmcp> so that's modifying a theme, rather than the engine itself 03:57:24 <jasonbraganza> understood 03:58:02 <jmcp> since you've pip installed, you can just pip install -U to get a new version of the engine 03:59:00 <jasonbraganza> and keep an eye on the nikola blog, for when to update? 03:59:14 <jmcp> yep 03:59:31 <jasonbraganza> merci, jmcp :) you’re very kind :) 03:59:39 <jmcp> you're welcome, and thankyou 04:00:11 <jmcp> I'm running the git master version, otoh, so I have to build it myself and install into a venv 04:00:18 <jmcp> and run the venv's version instead 04:00:37 <jmcp> but I also have my site in a separate dir 04:06:23 <jasonbraganza> you do it so you get acces to the early versions quicker, jmcp? 04:06:29 <jmcp> not entirely 04:07:00 <jmcp> it's more because when I started using Nikola I *really* wanted to have captions for my images, and to be able to force images in my galleries to show in a certain order 04:07:19 <jasonbraganza> aah so that’s only supported in the latest versions? 04:07:22 <jmcp> once I'd hacked that in to a pip-installed v7.8, I figured I should get it into git master 04:07:23 <jmcp> yes 04:08:09 <jasonbraganza> so you just make a new venv everytime there’s a new git release and use that, if I understand correctly jmcp? 04:08:14 <jmcp> pretty much 04:08:22 <jmcp> they're incredibly cheap to create and muck around with 04:08:24 <jmcp> https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/pull/3018 04:09:33 <jasonbraganza> oooh nice :) 04:09:39 <jmcp> you can see the effects of that in https://www.jmcpdotcom.com/blog/posts/2017-03-26-when-a-navy-ship-does-a-handbrake-turn/ and https://www.jmcpdotcom.com/blog/posts/2015-11-27-weve-got-a-new-pool/ 04:09:41 <jmcp> thanks :)( 04:09:47 <jasonbraganza> wish i can learn enough to give back too. someday 04:09:55 <jmcp> I'm sure you will 04:10:08 <jmcp> I'm not so hot with javascript or css, but I'm decent-ish with python 04:10:37 <jasonbraganza> that was awesome! 04:10:47 <jasonbraganza> the handbrake turn :) 04:10:55 <jmcp> yes, it truly was an amazing experience 04:11:02 <jmcp> and a little scary, tbh 04:11:14 <jmcp> they got within a few hundred metres of us in a matter of minutes 04:11:32 <jmcp> btw, if you click on any of those images, they pop up 04:11:42 <jasonbraganza> i did that :) 04:11:47 <jmcp> excellent :-) 04:12:02 <jasonbraganza> because I wanted to see the action :) 04:12:04 <jmcp> heh 14:06:52 <ralsina> jasonbraganza: usually github master works so you could just make a clone, do a "python setup develop" into your virtualenv and do it again every few days :-) 14:07:34 <jasonbraganza> i’ll do just that :) 14:07:39 <jasonbraganza> thank you ralsina :)