Thank you @howdydo.
since I am not logged in and have no access to the /admin path, I tried it like this, by hand editing the files noted below, only to watch this blow up for other reasons.
```
$ drush cim
Collection Config Operation
filter.format.plain_text update
filter.format.restricted_html update
Import the listed configuration changes? (y/n): y
```
still trying to sort this out.
@bolaghi's patch worked for me as well.
Has anyone submitted this change back upstream to resolve this issue?
-- Hugh
hesco → created an issue.
hesco → created an issue.
I have submitted a pull request on the atdocs project to document what I learned on this issue:
https://github.com/jmburnz/atdocs/pull/1
Have created pull request for atdocs project, here:
https://github.com/jmburnz/atdocs/pull/1
RESOLVED:
I'm guessing that edits to: /admin/appearance/settings/my_custom_theme, generate a file called: styles/css/generated/custom-css.css. I had imagined that this might be the case, and so used that path to make a small change to my custom css rules in my uat environment. But that failed to change the outcome. After resolving this issue, I checked on the uat installation and failed to find the expected generated file. I have no idea why that may be.
This provided some clues about the issue.
jenkins@efc9c26-01634:~/sites/ijan_crm/web/themes/custom/ijan$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
Untracked files:
(use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
styles/css/generated/custom-css.css
I took these steps to resolve the issue:
- ssh to my dev installation
- cd to custom theme
- used git status to inspect for changes
- migrated content from styles/css/generated/custom-css.css to styles/css/custom.css
- use git -m'commit message' styles/css/custom.css; git tag ; git push origin master --tags to push these changes to my remote repo
- ssh to my uat installation
- cd to custom theme
- git pull origin master --tags
- drush cr
- inspect results to find that my custom css is now being served