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Wow, slick! Browser for environment/introspection is definitely a killer feature. What does "save/commit" do? Is there a git-y thing behind it? It'd be nice to
by s3graham 17y ago
Wow, slick! Browser for environment/introspection is definitely a killer feature. What does "save/commit" do? Is there a git-y thing behind it? It'd be nice to be able to have it auto-push to github et al.
I get a generic "Error committing to counter.st" when I try to follow the tutorial though right now, using Chromium nightly on Ubuntu.
(Trying to think of a project that could be called Caesar... ;)
edit: oops, can't read: the browser's already called Caesar.
- avibryant 17y agoSave modifies the method in the current environment. Commit does an HTTP PUT back to the webserver (which, on clamato.net, is not configured to accept PUTs, so that will always error). You end up with .st files you can manage in git or anything else. You should be able to just ignore the commit errors and keep going through the tutorial, I think? But to get rid of them, just search for the "save" method, and remove the line that says "self commit", and then save it.