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Added some SXA, JSS, SPE variants for the Sitecore 9.1.1 docker images.

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  • please rebase branch with origin/master
  • remove xc data folders from 9.1.1
  • fix comments

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please review changes @rabehaja

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rabehaja commented Jul 7, 2020

@bplasmeijer I will check it in tonight :)

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rabehaja commented Jul 7, 2020

Rebase is done

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rabehaja commented Jul 7, 2020

Changes have been implemented, rebase executed. Please check

@rabehaja rabehaja requested a review from bplasmeijer July 7, 2020 21:33
adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

removed xc datafolders, updated readme with the correct values, updated
the changelog, updated contributor list, removed duplicate compose file

updating the images list

adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

removed xc datafolders, updated readme with the correct values, updated
the changelog, updated contributor list, removed duplicate compose file

updating the images list

adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

removed xc datafolders, updated readme with the correct values, updated
the changelog, updated contributor list, removed duplicate compose file

running the formatting standard for workspace

adding the 9.1.1 images for SXA, JSS, SPE

adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

removed xc datafolders, updated readme with the correct values, updated
the changelog, updated contributor list, removed duplicate compose file

adding the 9.1.1 images for SXA, JSS, SPE

adding the missing files

reset the default value to 9.3.0

remove comments

moved the sitecore-xm folder to the proper folder to follow general
structure

Update .env

removed my container name

removed xc datafolders, updated readme with the correct values, updated
the changelog, updated contributor list, removed duplicate compose file

adding the vs folder to the git ignore
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Hi @rabehaja

Sorry for the wait, we do have a new structure in place on docker-images, if you want to rebase, and apply to the new folder structure we can then accept your PR after QA.

Otherwise close PR.

Thanks
Bart

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rabehaja commented Dec 1, 2020

Hi,

I will make a rebase on the main branch and re submit

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Hello, I am working on 9.1.0 and wondering if this PR was going to be merged? If so I will conform with it.

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Hello, I am working on 9.1.0 and wondering if this PR was going to be merged? If so I will conform with it.

At this moment it's a massive change on legacy versions. If someone wanted to pick up the rebase and submit I will commit to testing and running it.

@jeanfrancoislarente jeanfrancoislarente added the help wanted Extra attention is needed label Jan 6, 2021
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Seems like a lot of formatting changes across many versions. I wonder if it should only add support for 9.1.1?

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Seems like a lot of formatting changes across many versions. I wonder if it should only add support for 9.1.1?

That’s definitely acceptable

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@rabehaja did you want collaborate on a new PR that brings support for 9.1.x? we can start fresh and ensure that we don't pushing in any changes to files that impact other versions.

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rabehaja commented Jan 6, 2021

@gravypower let's collab :)

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@gravypower @rabehaja Please note the current issue #388 in the repo where sitecore-tags.md is marked as modified even when it isn't. It's a major PITA to work with if you mistakenly add it to one of your commits (since it's not supposed to be modified by the community).

Upon initial checkout, and often during a pull, etc. you will see the issue. To clear it up locally, ensure you have no other pending changes (stash them, except for sitecore-tags.md file if you do) and run:

git rm .gitattributes
git add -A
git reset --hard

Then you can carry on with your other commands/action.

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Great @rabehaja :)

Ah that's why I could not revert that file, thanks for the tip @jeanfrancoislarente.

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@rabehaja I have moved your changes (that I can see) here https://github.com/gravypower/docker-images. Are you happy to work from this fork?

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