Update folder must exists.

Hi,

I created a new keystone website with yo keystone, followed by node keystyone and then receive the following error:

KeystoneJS Update Error:

An updates folder must exist in your project root to use automatic updates.
If you want to use a custom path for your updates, set the `updates` option.
If you don't want to use updates, set the `auto update` option to `false`.
See http://keystonejs.com/docs/configuration/#updates for more information.

The generated website contains an updates folder, with the file 0.0.1-admins.js

Maybe I’m missing something ?

[schindld]

The problem is that [project_root]/node_modules/keystone/lib/updates.js doesn’t define a default value for the updates path.

A work-around is to add this line to your keystone.js file’s init object: ‘updates’: ‘updates’, The ‘updates’ on the left is the variable name that isn’t instantiated. The ‘updates’ on the right is the path (the cwd gets prepended).

[s2zaman]

The problem https://github.com/JedWatson/keystone/issues/224#issue-29197120 is solved as follow: I set these values for cloudinary config from cloudinary, so the admin page is now OK to Sign-in with the already-generated email: [e-mail] and password: admin.

keystone.set('cloudinary config', {
  cloud_name: 'my-cloud',
  api_key: 'abc',
  api_secret: '123'
});
// optional, will prefix all built-in tags with 'keystone_'
keystone.set('cloudinary prefix', 'keystone');