Thanks.

I tried two jekyll themes. For both it is giving error as:

Conversion error: Jekyll::Converters::Scss encountered an error while converting 'assets/css/styles_feeling_responsive.scss': Invalid CSS after "...ules: $modules ": expected "}", was "! global;" on line 13
 jekyll 2.5.2 | Error:  Invalid CSS after "...ules: $modules ": expected "}", was "!global;" on line 13

Here is one such issue reported to a theme's git erpo occurred while using portable jekyll.

Can you share how you prepared portable jekyll?

but mentos.py is existing

Hi!

Today I've downloaded the current release of PortableJekyll, and I tried to set the PATH values but apparently, even if the script runs "OK" (or at least it doesn't give an error message) the values aren't set on the variable. I run the script on both normal command line, and with administrator rights to no avail.

I'm using Windows 10 x64, ver. 1511.

Best regards.

Perhaps an indication that my (work) Windows machine is lacking, I'm not having success working with the downloaded file.

...and then...

System Details

• Windows 7 Enterprise (64-bit)
• Intel Core i5-4300M, 2.6GHz

my env path is set as :

when run setpath.cmd & jekyll serve, i got this error

i think setpath.cmd should changed to :

SET PATH=%~dp0ruby\bin;%~dp0devkit\bin;%~dp0git\bin;%~dp0Python\App;%~dp0devkit\mingw\bin;%~dp0curl\bin;%PATH%;

so that the protable runtime can overwirte the system's default path.

I'v tried so , it can work correctly.

While run the jekyll serve command below error occurs
Liquid Exception: Failed to get header.

Hi, I never thought it was possible but as I came across this project, it's awesome!

Just wanna request you if you can update it for the latest Jekyll?

I would be so thankful 💙

Several technologies are running a bit behind the times. Please update them.

Hi,
Could you please provide the steps that you took to stick together different linux sub-programs (mingw, git) and ruby stuff?

Suppose I want to recreate the same structure from scratch. A short summary would be enough. for example:

1. download mingw
2. download ruby and extract in the ruby folder etc

Thanks

Please, add direct link for zip file, as github limit the speed of download, I have been downloading this package about 6 hours, or maybe longer

Hi madhur,

Thanks very much for your Portable Jekyll work, which I am hoping will make things a lot easier for me.

Just one question.

I have read your wiki and understand that I should change the content of setpath.cmd, replacing "%~dp0" with e.g. "x:\PortableJekyll-master" if that's my current directory, e.g. on a USB stick.

But I don't understand the rest of the last two sentences:

The setpath.cmd use the "%~dp0" to represent your current directory, after running it in command line, the setting is ok. Then you can run jekyll new myblog or jekyll serve anywhere you want.

Does this mean I should

1. change the content as stated
2. run setpath.cmd
3. change the content back to "%~dp0"

and then I can

4. copy the entire directory wherever I want and
5. run jekyll build and jekyll serve in that directory on its new path and everything will work fine?

Or does it mean only that I can put the USB stick into any computer running Windows and it will work fine? If so, what if the same USB stick on the other computer has another drive letter?

Apologies for my ignorance here but I found the quotes sentences unclear (after the instruction to change the content, which is very clear!)

Thanks in advance.

johnnn1

Thanks for this awesome container.

However, Jekyll 3.2.0 is broken on Windows, I've updated my local PortableJekyll to 3.2.1 but could you update this repo to 3.2.1 also?

I get this error when I try and run from Windows 8.1 thumb drive.

F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/lib/ruby/2.0.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:106:in `require': cannot load such file -- bundler (LoadError)
        from F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/lib/ruby/2.0.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:106:in `require'
        from F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/2.0.0/gems/jekyll-3.2.1/lib/jekyll/plugin_manager.rb:34:in `require_from_bundler'
        from F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/2.0.0/gems/jekyll-3.2.1/exe/jekyll:9:in `<top (required)>'
        from F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/bin/jekyll:23:in `load'
        from F:/PortableJekyll-master/ruby/bin/jekyll:23:in `<main>'

I can't seem to view it after seemingly adding it to the path.

Could you maybe revise the installation steps so it can be easily understood by all?

Hello, I downloaded your package and ran the setpath.cmd file, however executing the jekyll command in cmd returns that it is an uknown command.

I guess I missed a step somewhere ^^

Hello,

From https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages/ there is an instruction that keeps jekyll (and dependencies) up to date with the versions supported on github.

Can you update PortableJekyll to the latest 'github-pages' version?
(or is there a reason to not do this?)

Hi,

Can you please help with a new portable version for the latest release ?

Thanks.

Even after downloading and installing this, there's no clear information on how to run Jekyll using this library of binaries.