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Using herokuish it is possible to test heroku app builds.
Since this theme is used on Materials Cloud, which uses Dokku, this is a good test to see if depending on this repository is viable or if it results in build or installation errors (as is currently the case, see #93).
It is necessary to add a Procfile and probably more in order to make this an installable application.
As an alternative a dummy repository can be created in some .ci sub-folder or similar to mock an app that depends on this repository, which can then be test-built as a CI workflow job.
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Also, this test might be good to get in before merging #109, expecting it to fix the #93 issue. I suspect it might still not work due to the way Heroku installs Python dependencies / the way it runs pip.
Using herokuish it is possible to test heroku app builds.
Since this theme is used on Materials Cloud, which uses Dokku, this is a good test to see if depending on this repository is viable or if it results in build or installation errors (as is currently the case, see #93).
It is necessary to add a Procfile and probably more in order to make this an installable application.
As an alternative a dummy repository can be created in some
.ci
sub-folder or similar to mock an app that depends on this repository, which can then be test-built as a CI workflow job.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: