Hello!
I’m finally getting around to setting up a github saver for my tiddlywiki what I’ve been using for months. I uploaded the 48.9 MB file to a new repository using terminal on my macbook pro. (Could the large file size be a problem? If so, how should I proceed?) I went through the other steps in the standard tutorials to set up a github page for my tiddlywiki. Going to https://noa-no-h.github.io/ideas/ now does bring up my tiddlywiki.
My problem is saving. This is what I entered in for the github saver tab. The PAT has access to admin:repo_hook, gist, repo, workflow, and write:packages.
Be sure to type in the path even though it looks like it’s already filled-in (it could be a phantom path, which at least was a problem with earlier versions of Github saver).
I would suggest turning off auto-save. If you attempt to save too fast (e.g. by closing two or 3 edited tiddlers one after the other) you’ll get the 404 message. I imagine this is even more true when you have such a large file. GH doesn’t like these rapid-fire commits.
Yep. That saved! You must be right about the timing out thing!
Hmm. There have to be some people who have bigger TWs than I do and still use github saver, right? How do they do it without timing out?
(Thanks so much, by the way, for all the quick, thoughtful replies!)
Unfortunately, it was not saved when I checked back on gh.
i’m happy to wait a bit to hear other experiences.
In the meantime, I’m looking into gitlab.
Is it all text or do you have lots of images making up that size?
If it’s images you could host them in a different folder on git and then point to them with [img[https:/link to git site]].
ah ha! I think I’ve got it working! On GH, the main directory was still called “master” for some reason so I just manually renamed it “main” and now my file is saving. So the problem did seem to be the “main”/“master” and not the large file size.
Thank you everyone! It’s so nice to be part of this community where this many people want to help so quickly after I post!