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"Working directory is not a recognisable Ghost installation." #21
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+1 to this. Running into the same issue on a fresh install. MacOS Mojave. @DanHakimi did you ever manage to resolve this? |
I'm using Buster instead of Ghost on Github Pages. My understanding is that GoGHP is based on Buster, and that neitehr has been updated in a long time. But Buster works without too much trouble -- my blog is up at dresscode.danhakimi.com |
Same Issue for me as well. Ubuntu 20.04. |
https://ghost.org/docs/faq/node-versions/ update node and it is fixed |
Use NodeJS version 18 (Hydrogen). This solves it for me. |
@DanHakimi that is awesome! Is that blog hosted on Github with some Ghost theme? |
Well, ghost-CLI isn't listed among the prerequisites, but okay, I've installed ghost-CLI. And I installed an instance of ghost. And I tried moving all of the ghost-on-github-pages files to that directory with that Ghost installation already in it.
./install never asked me for any info, including that url it's supposed to ask me for. No matter what I do, it says "Working directory is not a recognisable Ghost installation." Why is this happening?
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