a60814billy on 2.4.2
a60814billy on master
set lang attr on <html> accordi… set default lang attr for note … escape attribute value for lang… and 56 more (compare)
a60814billy on develop
doc(release-note): change relea… (compare)
a60814billy on develop
doc(release-note): change relea… (compare)
@jackycute but if we change from LDAP to AzureAD it will change user profiles then users will lose the ownership and history, how can we solve this?
Maybe let them join through AzureAD and map those user account's profileid back to original user id and remove those accounts.
Map those profileid back to former user accounts
@jackycute Could you please clarify this step? By mapping what do you mean? Should I replace profileid in Users table with the new profileid and then delete the account created by AzureAD but this will give error cause there is unique_constraint on profileid in Users table
Map those profileid back to former user accounts
@jackycute Could you please clarify this step? By mapping what do you mean? Should I replace profileid in Users table with the new profileid and then delete the account created by AzureAD but this will give error cause there is unique_constraint on profileid in Users table
Yes, please backup the db first.
Copy the new user account's profileid and clean the field, then paste to new account's profileid, this should avoid unique constraint.
Edit the following config file to setup CodiMD server and client.
Read more info at https://hackmd.io/c/codimd-documentation/%2Fs%2Fcodimd-configuration
- config.json -- CodiMD config
- .sequelizerc -- db config
. sequelizerc is used by sequelize (our ORM tool) when running db migrations and seeders
Hi, is it possible to deploy it on an arm machine?
Yes, please take a look at dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/hackmdio/hackmd/tags?page=1&ordering=last_updated
Have deployed codimd on my Centos with docker-compose. Everything work fine now.
Then I want to connect to the postgreSQL look inside the database, it fails.
psql -U codimd
codimd=# \c codimd
codimd=# \d Authors
Did not find any relation named "Authors"
codimd=# select count(*) from Authors;
ERROR: relation "authors" does not exisit
I am not family with postgreSQL, someone would tell the problem?
well, while I haven't heard about HedgeDoc previously, I can't really blame them: it's infinitely easier to do major changes on your own fork than in collaboration with inactive maintainers. that's kind of the point of open-source.
they probably shouldn't use CodiMD's branding and suggest that they're rebranded CodiMD, though.