roboflow/dji-aerial-georeferencing

Is this repository working or is it still in development? TAILWIND_MODE errors.

marcivanmanalac opened this issue · 5 comments

marcivanmanalac commented

I've read the blog post on roboflow and tried to follow along on the Try it in your Browser and Run it Locally guide in the ReadMe, but am having difficulties getting them to work. More specifically, the deployed GitHub page does not exist, and running the npm run build:dev returns TAILWIND_MODE errors.

I've also included screenshots of my outputs in the Roboflow forums post.

yeldarby commented

Thanks for pointing out the broken link; our github URL recently changed from roboflow-ai to roboflow so the gh-pages link is now: https://roboflow.github.io/dji-aerial-georeferencing/

And just tested that it appears working for me both on the deployed version & locally (and in the github action as of this morning when we merged in some dependabot fixes).

If you post the full error message you're getting I might be able to point you in the right direction.

yeldarby commented

Fixed the README in #14

marcivanmanalac commented

Thank you for your quick response.

This is the error message I am receiving:
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I ran npm install already within the cloned repo

RobertoNovelo commented

Hello @marcivanmanalac ! It looks like the command is not compatible with your Windows shell. Could I suggest trying with WSL? Otherwise, you might need to install something like cross-env, and update the command to something along the lines of "start": "cross-env TAILWIND_MODE=watch ......"

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marcivanmanalac commented

Hello @marcivanmanalac ! It looks like the command is not compatible with your Windows shell. Could I suggest trying with WSL? Otherwise, you might need to install something like cross-env, and update the command to something along the lines of "start": "cross-env TAILWIND_MODE=watch ......"

Thank you! I was able to get it to work using cross-env

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