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Issue fork asciidoc_display-3381145
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Comment #2
levmyshkinI can't see any problems in Git, it should be related to Drupal.org upload workflow.
Comment #3
eojthebraveThanks for reporting this. I'm going to ping Neil and see he's aware of anything on the Drupal.org side that may have changed and is causing this problem.
Comment #4
drummThe generated output looks good. It is something to do with the feeds importer. Its configuration is at https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupalorg/-/blob/7.x-3.x/features/dru...
Feeds module and this importer haven't been upgraded or touched in ages. My best guess is potentially something changed in Drupal core since April 2021
Comment #5
eojthebraveWhat's the best way for me to help try and debug this? I could potentially setup D7, feeds import, etc locally and figure out what's changed. Is there a more streamlined way to work on debugging a drupal.org code issue, or setup a developer environment. I'm happy to try and help debug this, but I think getting it all setup might be a bit of a hurdle.
Comment #6
drummhttps://www.drupal.org/drupalorg/docs/build/development-environments/dev... for our pre-built development environments. Looks like you already have an account, try
ssh eojthebrave@wwwdev1.drupalsystems.org. If that doesn’t work, most likely you have new SSH keys, verify https://git.drupalcode.org/eojthebrave.keys is updated, and let me know they are good to transfer over to the dev server.Comment #7
eojthebraveThat works. I can connect via SSH. Is there an existing environment I should poke at to help with debugging this? Or should we create a new one?
Comment #8
drumm/var/www/dev/userguide-drupal.dev.devdrupal.org is building and will be complete in about an hour
Comment #9
eojthebraveI just marked #3407911: Language problem (Russian) as a duplicate of this. This isn't something I've had any time to investigate yet FWIW.
Comment #10
baluertlThe problem probably lies somewhere around
getting the generated AsciiDoc content into Drupal.org's databasedisplaying AsciiDoc content on Drupal.org. Fortunately, the e-book editions are legible for all non-latin locales as well.@levmyshkin, @B_man: as a temporary workaround you can consider promoting the e-book download listing page until the online display gets fixed hopefully sometime.
UPDATE: correcting my assumptions based on @drumm's comment.
Comment #11
drummI believe I’ve spotted an issue in AsciiDoc Display
Comment #14
drummThis looks better on staging, https://www.staging.devdrupal.org/uk/docs/user_guide/uk/preface-reportin..., which is also now on the 10.2.x branch of the user guide. I believe staging may have some filesystem permissions issues and not all images will be showing. The one edge case I’d like to see is a code block, since I didn’t actually test the last chunk of the commit.
Comment #15
drummI believe this is all fixed now.
Comment #16
baluertlI confirm the Hungarian edition displays correctly. Thank you for fixing 🙏🏻