> On 12 Dec 2017, at 03:17 , Evan Donahue <emdon...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to push a local project to github via iceberg. I just pulled the
> stable 70 threaded image & vm pair (70+vmT) and tried to follow the
> instructions on the iceberg github page, but after successfully cloning the
> new empty repo on github (I can see the README),
So the local clone exists in the file system.
> the iceberg browser just says "Code directory missing" in the repo status,
> and it does not seem to give me the option to add packages.
If you close Iceberg and open a new Iceberg window, does anything change? If
not, the most likely option is that you projects are not at the top level of
the repository, but in a subdirectory (such as src/, or projects/).
> The only available tab says "Repository is invalid" <edit, clone, forget>.
If that’s the case, you can <edit> the repository and add the subdirectory name.
> Anyone know what might have gone wrong?
If that doesn’t work, you could try <forget>ing the repository, and then using
<Add local clone>. But one it gets confused about the state of the world,
Iceberg is pretty stubborn about being set right.
Andrew
