The .gitignore in the norfolkmusic_composer repo excludes more stuff than the one here. We should probably use that one, and remove any files from this repository which would have been excluded.
The [`.gitignore` in the `norfolkmusic_composer` repo](https://git.autonomic.zone/autonomic-cooperative/norfolkmusic_composer/src/branch/main/.gitignore) excludes more stuff than the one here. We should probably use that one, and remove any files from this repository which would have been excluded.
@naomi do we definitely not need e.g. src/web/index.php?
I just did this series of steps:
git clone ssh://git@git.autonomic.zone:2222/autonomic-cooperative/norfolkmusic_composer.git
cd norfolkmusic_composer/src
# then something equivalent to:
composer install
ls web/
And I only see app and wp folders, no index.php, which seems to make our nginx/PHP-FPM config not work.
Do you end up with an index.php there if you do the above steps? I had to handwave a bit to get composer running with PHP7 so it's possible I did something too weird on my end.
@naomi do we definitely not need e.g. `src/web/index.php`?
I just did this series of steps:
```
git clone ssh://git@git.autonomic.zone:2222/autonomic-cooperative/norfolkmusic_composer.git
cd norfolkmusic_composer/src
# then something equivalent to:
composer install
ls web/
```
And I only see `app` and `wp` folders, no `index.php`, which seems to make our nginx/PHP-FPM config not work.
Do you end up with an `index.php` there if you do the above steps? I had to handwave a bit to get composer running with PHP7 so it's possible I did something too weird on my end.
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The
.gitignorein thenorfolkmusic_composerrepo excludes more stuff than the one here. We should probably use that one, and remove any files from this repository which would have been excluded.@naomi do we definitely not need e.g.
src/web/index.php?I just did this series of steps:
And I only see
appandwpfolders, noindex.php, which seems to make our nginx/PHP-FPM config not work.Do you end up with an
index.phpthere if you do the above steps? I had to handwave a bit to get composer running with PHP7 so it's possible I did something too weird on my end.