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I had ignored config/settings_data.json in my config.yml.
ignore_files:
- config/settings_data.json
I forgot I had it ignored and wanted to download latest settings data from the theme to make some simple change within the HTML data and upload it back up.
I ran:
theme download config/settings_data.json
Here's the full output:
> theme download config/settings_data.json
[development] Warning, this is the live theme on store-name.
No file paths matched the inputted arguments
development and store-name are in yellow, the rest of the text is in white (default color).
I missed this message unfortunately and thought everything went well.
I made the changes to (old) settings_data.json and pushed it to live site.
Only later did I realize that I never downloaded the latest settings_data.json from the live site.
I think this warning/error message should be more prominent. Something similar to how [development] is in yellow:
[development] WARNING: No file paths matched the inputted arguments!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since we will not be merging anything around Black Friday/Cyber Monday, I have created a prerelease with the fixes for this issue included in it. You can install the prerelease by running theme update --version=v1.1.3-pre, please share any feedback that you have on this.
I had ignored
config/settings_data.json
in myconfig.yml
.I forgot I had it ignored and wanted to download latest settings data from the theme to make some simple change within the HTML data and upload it back up.
I ran:
Here's the full output:
development
andstore-name
are in yellow, the rest of the text is in white (default color).I missed this message unfortunately and thought everything went well.
I made the changes to (old)
settings_data.json
and pushed it to live site.Only later did I realize that I never downloaded the latest
settings_data.json
from the live site.I think this warning/error message should be more prominent. Something similar to how
[development]
is in yellow:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: