GITHUB_READING_FILE
See original GitHub issueHello, can someone tell me what’s GITHUB_READING_FILE
’s error about? .
The final result it is:
{"success":false,"errorCode":"GITHUB_READING_FILE"}
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It means that staticman can’t get infos from your repository or read the staticman file. I bangged my head against the wall for a whole afternoon with this error, only to find out that I named my staticman file
staticman.yaml
instead ofstaticman.yml
…So check if the repository name you give to staticman is correct and that your staticman configuration file is properly named in your repository root.
If the file is in your local machine, Staticman won’t be able to read it. It looks at your repo in whatever branch you tell it to (in your case,
master
).