00:00:03.171 --> 00:00:05.711 Copies of here like that.
00:00:05.471 --> 00:00:05.651 Yeah.
00:00:09.131 --> 00:00:09.541 Yeah.
00:00:09.551 --> 00:00:13.671 So you can say that required is not copy AP Info.
00:00:18.241 --> 00:00:18.761 That makes sense.
00:00:19.751 --> 00:00:23.847 That is not required in the 1st place, but it doesn't matter,
00:00:22.531 --> 00:00:25.691 But it is a required field though, so like.
00:00:23.847 --> 00:00:28.141 but it's not required when they can't edit it and it's disabled.
00:00:28.251 --> 00:00:29.041 You know what I mean?
00:00:29.091 --> 00:00:32.451 Like like it's always gonna be valid if they can't change it.
00:00:29.731 --> 00:00:30.771 Oh, I see what you're saying.
00:00:33.031 --> 00:00:33.801 I got you.
00:00:33.871 --> 00:00:34.571 That makes sense.
00:00:34.441 --> 00:00:34.601 Yeah.
00:00:43.511 --> 00:00:44.611 That not refresh.
00:00:48.361 --> 00:00:51.941 Three, so disabled.
00:00:51.951 --> 00:00:53.901 If not, copy it.
00:00:54.191 --> 00:00:55.401 OK, so required.
00:00:55.411 --> 00:00:57.571 If not copy AP info.
00:00:59.291 --> 00:00:59.411 Yeah.
00:01:00.311 --> 00:01:03.971 So it's not copy AP info, so it is required.
00:01:05.361 --> 00:01:08.597 Umm, so if you go down to like submit button you can't click it
00:01:08.597 --> 00:01:08.901 right?
00:01:09.591 --> 00:01:14.691 However, it's still like OK, so yeah, that did work for phone.
00:01:13.691 --> 00:01:14.271 That was screened.
00:01:14.761 --> 00:01:16.711 Alright, thanks sense.
00:01:18.561 --> 00:01:20.581 OK, that's a good one.
00:01:19.831 --> 00:01:24.682 But I agree that like if you're setting that value somewhere,
00:01:24.682 --> 00:01:29.376 then required should recognize that the value is set in the
00:01:29.376 --> 00:01:33.601 form and that it's that it fulfills that requirement.
00:01:33.791 --> 00:01:34.321 You know what I mean?
00:01:34.331 --> 00:01:35.991 Like like it?
00:01:36.051 --> 00:01:40.497 Something being there is already true because you set the value,
00:01:40.497 --> 00:01:43.781 but for whatever stupid reason it just doesn't.
00:01:45.751 --> 00:01:46.931 It just doesn't work.
00:01:48.351 --> 00:01:48.661 OK.
00:01:48.671 --> 00:01:52.883 Well, that, that's good though it's that's solved the problem
00:01:52.883 --> 00:01:53.291 there.
00:02:01.731 --> 00:02:07.071 This was the other like big, big issue that Justin tried to help
00:02:07.071 --> 00:02:12.166 me with was how to copy this state into this state, which was
00:02:11.391 --> 00:02:11.561 OK.
00:02:12.166 --> 00:02:12.741 brutal.
00:02:13.071 --> 00:02:16.850 I basically had the force it in a really weird way, which
00:02:16.850 --> 00:02:19.391 probably isn't the right way to do it.
00:02:19.631 --> 00:02:22.391 I know you mentioned like the watch option.
00:02:23.471 --> 00:02:23.661 Umm.
00:02:24.761 --> 00:02:28.540 I couldn't get that to work, so I ended up just like doing
00:02:27.291 --> 00:02:27.571 What?
00:02:28.540 --> 00:02:29.501 something else.
00:02:30.661 --> 00:02:33.268 I don't know, maybe it would be good to go through the right way
00:02:33.268 --> 00:02:34.311 to do it was watch option.
00:02:35.041 --> 00:02:35.431 Well, what?
00:02:35.441 --> 00:02:36.861 What did you do first of all?
00:02:38.821 --> 00:02:40.131 What did I do?
00:02:40.521 --> 00:02:42.841 Extra unchange I'm guessing of some sort.
00:02:44.061 --> 00:02:44.271 No.
00:02:46.391 --> 00:02:46.741 Let's see.
00:02:48.701 --> 00:02:51.091 Registration address book stab.
00:02:55.621 --> 00:03:00.891 OK, so I made a state called Shipping region forced value.
00:03:04.921 --> 00:03:09.671 And whenever the billing region is set.
00:03:12.971 --> 00:03:13.661 That input.
00:03:13.671 --> 00:03:17.455 So whenever this is set, I'm setting that state to this
00:03:15.951 --> 00:03:16.191 Umm.
00:03:17.455 --> 00:03:17.861 value.
00:03:18.941 --> 00:03:20.721 So if we change this to Louisiana.
00:03:19.171 --> 00:03:19.471 Good.
00:03:23.171 --> 00:03:24.191 Change this to one down there.
00:03:26.311 --> 00:03:26.641 Yeah.
00:03:28.331 --> 00:03:29.741 Show the state update.
00:03:35.351 --> 00:03:36.851 So for this component.
00:03:36.061 --> 00:03:39.931 Yeah, the right way to do this is what's watch.
00:03:40.501 --> 00:03:43.379 This is actually like the exacting the example they use is
00:03:43.379 --> 00:03:46.307 when you wanna validate one input or change one input based
00:03:46.307 --> 00:03:47.771 on the value of another input.
00:03:48.661 --> 00:03:49.851 Watch as the answer.
00:03:51.301 --> 00:03:51.471 OK.
00:03:53.241 --> 00:03:55.211 Yeah, we could go through it the proper way.
00:03:55.261 --> 00:03:59.830 Basically I'm just taking this to set the state and then I'm
00:03:55.631 --> 00:03:55.831 OK.
00:03:59.830 --> 00:04:03.951 taking that state and let's see how we get it to work.
00:04:07.441 --> 00:04:08.991 So that's the state from the input.
00:04:10.971 --> 00:04:14.751 And then you pass that down as form, OK.
00:04:11.511 --> 00:04:11.901 As in.
00:04:14.261 --> 00:04:17.461 Yep, pass it down to the address form.
00:04:20.081 --> 00:04:23.121 Then pass it into these select form group component.
00:04:24.101 --> 00:04:24.311 OK.
00:04:28.211 --> 00:04:31.301 Asking it is forced value she.
00:04:33.721 --> 00:04:37.535 And then here so value if there is a forced value and it has a
00:04:37.535 --> 00:04:41.047 length, we use that for the value, otherwise the selected
00:04:41.047 --> 00:04:41.411 value.
00:04:41.461 --> 00:04:43.741 So this is ultimately what is setting it.
00:04:44.971 --> 00:04:45.621 Yeah.
00:04:45.681 --> 00:04:47.641 So you shouldn't need that.
00:04:47.731 --> 00:04:51.610 You should be able to use what put value back to what it was,
00:04:51.610 --> 00:04:55.551 which is probably selected value and then uh past watch option
00:04:52.591 --> 00:04:52.811 Yep.
00:04:55.551 --> 00:04:59.555 down instant cause forced value is essentially you watch option
00:04:59.555 --> 00:04:59.931 right.
00:05:00.011 --> 00:05:03.230 If you look at what I thought option watch option actually
00:05:03.230 --> 00:05:06.341 does, it does what you're effectively what you're doing.
00:05:07.321 --> 00:05:07.521 OK.
00:05:11.581 --> 00:05:15.688 So you should be able to delete that and then go ahead and just
00:05:15.688 --> 00:05:19.474 leave force value for now and just in case what I tell you
00:05:19.474 --> 00:05:23.516 ends up not working that way you don't to like redo everything
00:05:23.516 --> 00:05:25.121 and I'm pretty confident.
00:05:24.091 --> 00:05:24.331 OK.
00:05:25.131 --> 00:05:32.467 Well, so OK, so watch is, if you go look at the go ahead and pull
00:05:32.467 --> 00:05:37.691 up reactive forms documentation on watch just.
00:05:44.331 --> 00:05:44.491 Yeah.
00:05:46.321 --> 00:05:49.159 So then it says this method will watch specified inputs and
00:05:49.159 --> 00:05:50.011 return the values.
00:05:50.021 --> 00:05:54.659 It is useful to render input value and for determining what
00:05:54.659 --> 00:05:57.751 to render by condition and if you look.
00:06:00.411 --> 00:06:03.211 Uh, I forget what there was.
00:06:03.321 --> 00:06:04.181 Maybe it's not.
00:06:04.221 --> 00:06:05.351 Maybe they're not thinking to watch me.
00:06:05.361 --> 00:06:07.011 It's described in youth watch.
00:06:07.021 --> 00:06:10.971 There's one that describes exactly what you're doing. Umm.
00:06:15.151 --> 00:06:16.751 Basically use watch maybe?
00:06:25.271 --> 00:06:26.411 Let's see what is used for, say.
00:06:27.021 --> 00:06:30.131 If you yeah, there was a used watch tab on the.
00:06:30.641 --> 00:06:30.831 Yeah.
00:06:30.841 --> 00:06:31.161 There you go.
00:06:34.441 --> 00:06:37.141 OK, I can't find it now, but yeah.
00:06:35.961 --> 00:06:36.201 This is.
00:06:37.151 --> 00:06:40.464 If you pull, pull up, watch again, and you look at like the
00:06:40.464 --> 00:06:42.011 rules and the examples. Umm.
00:06:44.831 --> 00:06:48.101 So we could watch input name and that's based on like the
00:06:48.101 --> 00:06:50.131 registered input name I'm assuming.
00:06:50.901 --> 00:06:51.271 Yeah.
00:06:51.321 --> 00:06:53.301 So form identifier in our case.
00:06:54.931 --> 00:06:55.221 Baby.
00:06:57.541 --> 00:06:59.481 So I want to watch.
00:07:05.891 --> 00:07:08.291 Probably in the. Yeah.
00:07:06.441 --> 00:07:07.191 Well, I want to.
00:07:07.761 --> 00:07:10.401 I wanna watch this exact input so.
00:07:08.301 --> 00:07:10.781 You exactly. Yep.
00:07:12.961 --> 00:07:15.421 So in the registration address book step, I'm guessing.
00:07:21.851 --> 00:07:23.561 So we have watch.
00:07:29.121 --> 00:07:34.081 Yeah, but one form doesn't know about the other forms, right?
00:07:34.261 --> 00:07:36.678 So you can't do it in new address form, cause the first
00:07:36.678 --> 00:07:38.621 new address form doesn't know about the 2nd.
00:07:41.331 --> 00:07:41.541 If.
00:07:41.711 --> 00:07:43.261 So you're going to use watching.
00:07:43.271 --> 00:07:44.361 Here is what I'm getting at.
00:07:44.421 --> 00:07:45.781 It's like scroll to the top somewhere.
00:07:45.301 --> 00:07:45.521 Umm.
00:07:47.981 --> 00:07:53.915 And yeah, like right below 131, maybe you would do contest and
00:07:53.915 --> 00:07:57.871 then you know, what is it billing region?
00:08:00.271 --> 00:08:01.171 Equals watch.
00:08:03.001 --> 00:08:03.301 Watch.
00:08:05.321 --> 00:08:07.071 Or you can use use watch as well.
00:08:07.141 --> 00:08:10.691 I I haven't had as much success with it, but it's supposed to be
00:08:10.691 --> 00:08:12.931 just the hook version of the same thing.
00:08:13.771 --> 00:08:14.061 Yeah.
00:08:14.071 --> 00:08:18.837 And then in there you'll pass the form identifier for the
00:08:18.837 --> 00:08:20.891 billing region which you.
00:08:19.781 --> 00:08:20.171 OK.
00:08:22.931 --> 00:08:25.131 Probably haven't here somewhere already, right? Yeah.
00:08:28.991 --> 00:08:32.161 Ah, something to goofy there.
00:08:34.081 --> 00:08:34.741 Scroll down a little.
00:08:36.501 --> 00:08:37.011 Why?
00:08:37.091 --> 00:08:38.011 Why do you have like?
00:08:39.721 --> 00:08:44.659 Shipping in all the lines like 144 is through 140 or 149 and
00:08:44.659 --> 00:08:49.111 was shipping, but then you're setting a billing value.
00:08:50.851 --> 00:08:52.711 Oh, is that because you're copying it?
00:08:51.141 --> 00:08:55.581 Because yes, yeah.
00:08:53.551 --> 00:08:54.021 I got it.
00:08:54.071 --> 00:08:54.461 OK.
00:08:54.511 --> 00:08:54.991 OK.
00:08:55.511 --> 00:08:56.731 OK, never mind.
00:08:55.591 --> 00:08:58.721 If you click the copy billing info, it's just copying those
00:08:58.721 --> 00:09:00.391 values into the shipping values.
00:09:01.221 --> 00:09:01.441 OK.
00:09:02.441 --> 00:09:06.481 So like this is copying these fields down here.
00:09:02.861 --> 00:09:04.891 Uh, interesting.
00:09:07.001 --> 00:09:07.391 Right.
00:09:09.171 --> 00:09:09.531 Uh.
00:09:11.121 --> 00:09:11.791 Interesting.
00:09:11.831 --> 00:09:14.299 I don't think you need to use the fact for that, but let's not
00:09:14.299 --> 00:09:15.631 let's not mess with it right now.
00:09:16.171 --> 00:09:21.250 Umm OK, so now building region will just be the value like
00:09:21.250 --> 00:09:26.071 whatever the value is of that field and it will update.
00:09:26.121 --> 00:09:27.961 I think pretty much every render.
00:09:29.731 --> 00:09:38.066 Umm, So what you can do is you can do a use effect that watches
00:09:38.066 --> 00:09:46.270 that billing region watch and then when it changes you know if
00:09:46.270 --> 00:09:52.001 copy billing info set value of the new one.
00:09:54.101 --> 00:10:01.131 So it if we are copying billing info said value.
00:10:01.201 --> 00:10:05.081 You it that is going to be.
00:10:11.391 --> 00:10:16.031 So we'd set the shipping input to billing region watch.
00:10:19.151 --> 00:10:22.731 Uh, yeah, that sounds right, yeah.
00:10:19.471 --> 00:10:19.681 That.
00:10:25.581 --> 00:10:28.491 Then I'm just gonna see if this works.
00:10:30.491 --> 00:10:31.961 Uh, well, you haven't passed.
00:10:31.971 --> 00:10:33.181 Watch option down yet?
00:10:33.191 --> 00:10:34.461 I don't think so.
00:10:34.511 --> 00:10:36.811 Still won't work. Umm.
00:10:36.251 --> 00:10:36.471 OK.
00:10:39.281 --> 00:10:44.320 So a new address forum, because that's where you're actually
00:10:44.320 --> 00:10:46.221 like connecting to the.
00:10:50.021 --> 00:10:51.111 This is interesting.
00:10:51.461 --> 00:10:51.751 Yeah.
00:10:51.761 --> 00:10:54.091 Open new address form like your second tab.
00:10:57.141 --> 00:10:57.841 So.
00:11:00.471 --> 00:11:03.531 Here's where you have to actually pass watch option.
00:11:05.541 --> 00:11:06.151 Umm.
00:11:09.731 --> 00:11:12.882 And if you look at initial option, watch option will be
00:11:12.882 --> 00:11:14.401 pretty similarly formatted.
00:11:14.411 --> 00:11:17.017 So if you Scroll down a little bit, you already have an initial
00:11:17.017 --> 00:11:17.791 option on this one.
00:11:18.891 --> 00:11:19.051 Yeah.
00:11:19.981 --> 00:11:23.656 So you want to do watch option and you might even be able to
00:11:23.656 --> 00:11:27.151 just change initial option to watch option before before.
00:11:27.161 --> 00:11:27.951 This is all said and done.
00:11:27.511 --> 00:11:27.691 OK.
00:11:29.021 --> 00:11:32.291 Umm so watch option is the.
00:11:35.101 --> 00:11:38.770 Takes the the the option model like the same model as all the
00:11:38.770 --> 00:11:41.671 other options you pass to the select form group.
00:11:42.641 --> 00:11:43.121 Umm.
00:11:44.501 --> 00:11:48.892 And then the keys are just the same as like option value and
00:11:48.892 --> 00:11:52.923 then the value option value should be whichever one you
00:11:52.923 --> 00:11:53.931 actually want.
00:11:54.871 --> 00:11:57.971 Umm, where is region value coming from here?
00:12:02.171 --> 00:12:03.781 This might be using a watch as well.
00:12:03.791 --> 00:12:04.741 Yeah, it's.
00:12:04.791 --> 00:12:05.951 It's easy to watch already.
00:12:06.811 --> 00:12:09.771 UM, try to change the initial option to watch option.
00:12:10.751 --> 00:12:13.471 I mean, it's possible even that watch to use right there.
00:12:13.481 --> 00:12:14.841 You won't even need to watch in the parent.
00:12:14.851 --> 00:12:15.181 I don't know.
00:12:17.101 --> 00:12:18.441 Sure, but.
00:12:21.711 --> 00:12:24.289 The only difference between initial option and watch option,
00:12:24.289 --> 00:12:26.361 they both tell the select form group what to do.
00:12:26.761 --> 00:12:29.677 The only difference is watch will continually tell it as to
00:12:29.677 --> 00:12:30.601 our initial option.
00:12:30.611 --> 00:12:35.957 Will only do it when the page loads, hence hence initial
00:12:34.041 --> 00:12:34.221 OK.
00:12:35.957 --> 00:12:38.021 purchase versus watch.
00:12:38.151 --> 00:12:41.779 It should probably be called like observe option or something
00:12:41.779 --> 00:12:44.471 to be less confusing with the watch hook but.
00:12:47.381 --> 00:12:51.140 We wrote this code pretty fast when we were still trying to get
00:12:51.140 --> 00:12:53.901 Steph going and this was like a long time ago.
00:12:54.291 --> 00:12:55.401 OK, so.
00:12:55.331 --> 00:12:57.061 So that works.
00:12:59.621 --> 00:13:00.501 It's not working.
00:13:02.621 --> 00:13:04.561 I just it needed to be changed.
00:13:04.571 --> 00:13:05.191 It's working now.
00:13:07.391 --> 00:13:07.601 Umm.
00:13:08.111 --> 00:13:09.231 Ohh that's interesting.
00:13:13.101 --> 00:13:14.601 Didn't know if you change it.
00:13:22.331 --> 00:13:22.851 It does work.
00:13:24.741 --> 00:13:27.091 Step because of the if check in the use effect.
00:13:26.071 --> 00:13:27.341 And interesting.
00:13:32.871 --> 00:13:33.311 Out now.
00:13:38.941 --> 00:13:41.401 Maybe try and just remove it and just see if it does it.
00:13:43.691 --> 00:13:44.071 Uh.
00:13:47.801 --> 00:13:48.011 Yeah.
00:13:49.331 --> 00:13:52.228 The only thing is that means that it pretty much will ignore
00:13:52.228 --> 00:13:53.321 this check box I think.
00:13:53.841 --> 00:13:56.311 I think what actually I think you need to have check.
00:13:56.321 --> 00:13:59.957 I think it's just you're missing the dependency in that use
00:13:59.957 --> 00:14:00.381 effect.
00:14:01.081 --> 00:14:01.841 Ohh.
00:14:08.741 --> 00:14:10.211 Because now it's changing it all the time.
00:14:10.221 --> 00:14:12.391 Yeah, even if it's not checked, yeah.
00:14:10.741 --> 00:14:12.551 Yeah, OK. Yeah.
00:14:14.331 --> 00:14:15.041 The billing info.
00:14:15.831 --> 00:14:16.061 Umm.
00:14:16.771 --> 00:14:17.041 Umm.
00:14:18.721 --> 00:14:18.991 OK.
00:14:30.861 --> 00:14:33.611 Alright, so normal scenario someone fills it out manually.
00:14:36.341 --> 00:14:37.121 That works.
00:14:39.221 --> 00:14:41.861 Same as billing that works.
00:14:42.631 --> 00:14:42.891 Nice.
00:14:43.161 --> 00:14:44.441 That works nice.
00:14:45.421 --> 00:14:45.701 You know.
00:14:45.581 --> 00:14:45.801 Cool.
00:14:46.621 --> 00:14:48.791 Alright, so that's huge to know.
00:14:48.991 --> 00:14:51.887 I would have never figured that out and I will never remember
00:14:51.887 --> 00:14:52.121 this.
00:14:53.151 --> 00:14:58.121 Can we just walk through it like a more concisely just?
00:14:57.781 --> 00:14:58.931 Like exactly what's happening.
00:14:59.471 --> 00:14:59.611 Yes.
00:14:59.501 --> 00:15:00.251 Yeah.
00:15:00.301 --> 00:15:03.823 If I think it'd be helpful for me and anybody watching the
00:15:00.481 --> 00:15:02.901 Yeah, yeah.
00:15:03.823 --> 00:15:04.181 video.
00:15:05.051 --> 00:15:07.391 OK, put. Uh.
00:15:10.061 --> 00:15:10.751 Let's put.
00:15:12.301 --> 00:15:15.512 New address form on one side and select form group on the other
00:15:15.512 --> 00:15:18.021 side cause those are really the key players here.
00:15:18.901 --> 00:15:21.986 Umm, not that registration on this book isn't doing anything,
00:15:21.986 --> 00:15:23.081 but those are the two.
00:15:24.181 --> 00:15:30.365 The two most notable things O at the lowest level you have to
00:15:30.365 --> 00:15:35.851 select form group on the left, right and it has a umm.
00:15:37.241 --> 00:15:42.308 It accepts a watch option right there on line 80, so this is
00:15:42.308 --> 00:15:47.293 like hey, the parent of the select form group wants to tell
00:15:47.293 --> 00:15:49.121 the select form group.
00:15:49.191 --> 00:15:52.131 This is what your value is, right?
00:15:52.141 --> 00:15:55.055 That's what this whole that's why this exists at all, is to
00:15:55.055 --> 00:15:57.241 solve the problem you're trying to solve is.
00:15:57.251 --> 00:16:00.642 Hey I wanna tell from the parent registration address book step
00:16:00.642 --> 00:16:03.981 in this case or new address form depending on your look at it.
00:16:04.331 --> 00:16:06.821 I want them to tell select form group.
00:16:06.871 --> 00:16:09.901 This is what you are so.
00:16:12.381 --> 00:16:13.731 And then it calls change option.
00:16:13.741 --> 00:16:16.660 If you look at what change option does down there, Scroll
00:16:16.660 --> 00:16:18.171 down a little bit on the left.
00:16:21.571 --> 00:16:25.578 It it does a lot of stuff considering null as an ID, but
00:16:25.578 --> 00:16:29.937 essentially just sets selected value to something, namely the
00:16:29.937 --> 00:16:34.436 thing that you're trying to set it to right like with the watch
00:16:34.436 --> 00:16:37.881 option or whatever option you pass it in, right?
00:16:37.941 --> 00:16:41.525 Because again, change options were used for initial option,
00:16:41.525 --> 00:16:44.989 which it only happens if you want to set it when the page
00:16:44.989 --> 00:16:48.812 loads, but you don't have like a check box or something else is
00:16:48.812 --> 00:16:52.038 going to actively want to set this field as the users
00:16:52.038 --> 00:16:53.591 interacting with it right?
00:16:53.601 --> 00:16:57.434 So since we're about initial option for a second, so change
00:16:57.434 --> 00:17:00.821 option, this is just gonna set selected value right?
00:17:01.541 --> 00:17:05.607 And then if you look at where selected value is used up in
00:17:05.607 --> 00:17:09.879 here, the scroll a little bit on the left and I think there's
00:17:09.879 --> 00:17:11.671 yeah, do control for that.
00:17:12.861 --> 00:17:14.021 So it's used in 12 places.
00:17:16.871 --> 00:17:22.072 And Ohh and selected value is what actually controls the
00:17:22.072 --> 00:17:22.711 select.
00:17:24.601 --> 00:17:24.991 Right.
00:17:25.041 --> 00:17:27.902 So if you Scroll down how you were noticing at the beginning,
00:17:27.201 --> 00:17:27.401 Yep.
00:17:27.902 --> 00:17:30.763 this call selected value is what the actual value of selected
00:17:30.763 --> 00:17:32.471 will be is from that piece of state.
00:17:33.141 --> 00:17:36.820 And the reason that it's not just completely uncontrolled is
00:17:36.820 --> 00:17:40.379 for one, we want an extra on change, which we have to that
00:17:40.379 --> 00:17:44.239 requires already kind of hacking what react hook form once it's
00:17:44.239 --> 00:17:44.601 to do.
00:17:45.111 --> 00:17:48.887 But then we've also wanted to read select that selected value
00:17:48.887 --> 00:17:49.801 at other times.
00:17:50.611 --> 00:17:51.171 Umm.
00:17:51.551 --> 00:17:53.821 And there's probably even more reasons than that.
00:17:54.011 --> 00:17:54.861 I can't remember.
00:17:54.871 --> 00:17:58.529 I just remember, like when I was originally in building this, I
00:17:58.529 --> 00:18:02.015 did everything I could to not have abusive state and I could
00:18:02.015 --> 00:18:03.101 not get it to work.
00:18:03.371 --> 00:18:05.241 And this was with other people's help too.
00:18:05.291 --> 00:18:06.941 Like, we just couldn't get it to work.
00:18:07.011 --> 00:18:09.840 So keep in mind selected value is always what's actually
00:18:09.840 --> 00:18:12.471 determining what you're actually seeing here, right?
00:18:14.111 --> 00:18:17.191 So you're passing down watch option.
00:18:17.201 --> 00:18:20.986 So let's look at new address form on the right and see what
00:18:20.986 --> 00:18:24.645 watch option actually is and watch option is region value
00:18:24.645 --> 00:18:25.781 effectively right?
00:18:25.791 --> 00:18:28.379 Doesn't really matter that it's option and value, it's just
00:18:28.379 --> 00:18:30.881 region value, so we'll get where region value comes from.
00:18:36.971 --> 00:18:41.191 So region value is just using a watch.
00:18:41.201 --> 00:18:44.950 It's just watch to use because we made new address form able to
00:18:44.950 --> 00:18:47.001 be nested inside of a bigger form.
00:18:47.971 --> 00:18:50.321 But it watched to use as effectively.
00:18:50.391 --> 00:18:52.361 Just watch, right?
00:18:53.591 --> 00:18:59.985 So what this is saying is hey, as the region of this form
00:18:59.985 --> 00:19:07.040 changes, update the select form group to be whatever it changed
00:19:07.040 --> 00:19:07.371 to.
00:19:11.141 --> 00:19:11.681 That makes sense.
00:19:12.761 --> 00:19:13.001 Yeah.
00:19:14.321 --> 00:19:19.113 So that way in your high apparent when you change, when
00:19:19.113 --> 00:19:24.504 you call set value, would that region ID key and it changes in
00:19:24.504 --> 00:19:29.211 the form while region value and line 166 gets changed.
00:19:29.781 --> 00:19:33.990 Hence, watch option that's passed this like form Group gets
00:19:33.990 --> 00:19:34.551 changed.
00:19:34.961 --> 00:19:38.675 Therefore, the selected value in the select form group gets
00:19:38.675 --> 00:19:39.171 changed.
00:19:39.551 --> 00:19:43.561 So what you actually see also reflects the change you already
00:19:43.561 --> 00:19:44.661 made to the form.
00:19:49.621 --> 00:19:53.131 So is that making sense now for more sense?
00:19:50.391 --> 00:19:54.891 So yeah, so we just walk through it real slow one more time.
00:19:54.951 --> 00:19:58.680 So whenever we change this input that we are watching, so we
00:19:55.651 --> 00:19:55.781 Yeah.
00:19:58.680 --> 00:19:59.781 change that input.
00:19:59.481 --> 00:20:02.511 Umm yeah, I started.
00:20:02.661 --> 00:20:04.011 I started low and it went high.
00:20:04.021 --> 00:20:05.171 Let's start high and go low.
00:20:05.241 --> 00:20:11.051 OK, so you changed that value of that form, right?
00:20:06.261 --> 00:20:06.591 Umm.
00:20:11.101 --> 00:20:14.991 The one that corresponds to billing region watch, right?
00:20:13.281 --> 00:20:14.961 Yes. Yeah.
00:20:14.591 --> 00:20:14.811 Yep.
00:20:15.651 --> 00:20:19.819 And then the years effect detects that that changed and it
00:20:19.819 --> 00:20:21.091 runs the function.
00:20:21.341 --> 00:20:23.651 As we all know, use effect does right.
00:20:23.691 --> 00:20:27.291 It runs the function in the use effect, right?
00:20:27.791 --> 00:20:27.921 Yes.
00:20:28.261 --> 00:20:28.531 Umm.
00:20:28.891 --> 00:20:35.932 And what that function does is set the value in the form to a
00:20:35.932 --> 00:20:38.771 particular value, namely.
00:20:39.211 --> 00:20:40.551 So you're you're setting.
00:20:41.021 --> 00:20:46.029 Notice that you're setting the shipping field based on the
00:20:46.029 --> 00:20:48.491 billing regions value, right?
00:20:48.441 --> 00:20:48.661 Yep.
00:20:48.501 --> 00:20:50.493 That's the whole point of the whole, the whole, the whole
00:20:50.493 --> 00:20:51.901 reason we're on this call at all, right?
00:20:51.911 --> 00:20:57.350 I mean, the reason we're doing this, so that sets the form
00:20:57.350 --> 00:21:02.882 value and then what happens is on the right and new address
00:21:02.882 --> 00:21:08.691 form region value gets updated line 166 because that region ID
00:21:06.161 --> 00:21:06.531 All right.
00:21:06.541 --> 00:21:11.526 So just a second, OK, so whenever that changes, that's
00:21:08.691 --> 00:21:09.521 key cool.
00:21:11.526 --> 00:21:13.701 going to change as well.
00:21:14.241 --> 00:21:14.821 Umm.
00:21:15.581 --> 00:21:18.901 And that is what's passed as watch option 2.
00:21:18.911 --> 00:21:19.751 The select form group.
00:21:22.091 --> 00:21:25.101 You might just go into that watch option real quick, OK?
00:21:25.081 --> 00:21:25.281 Umm.
00:21:28.271 --> 00:21:31.621 So then that object changes.
00:21:31.631 --> 00:21:35.953 Actually it becomes a brand new object cause in react like watch
00:21:35.953 --> 00:21:39.477 option is always a new object every time it's passed
00:21:39.477 --> 00:21:43.799 effectively right it like every time you rerender it, it'll be a
00:21:41.811 --> 00:21:42.121 Umm.
00:21:43.799 --> 00:21:44.331 new one.
00:21:44.801 --> 00:21:47.031 Umm, but we'll just ignore it for now.
00:21:47.081 --> 00:21:51.179 So you're passing a new region value in from the watch because
00:21:51.179 --> 00:21:53.391 you change it in the form, right?
00:21:53.091 --> 00:21:54.251 Gotcha. Yep.
00:21:54.721 --> 00:21:57.816 So then the select form group has another use effect, and
00:21:57.816 --> 00:22:01.232 admittedly maybe this could all be improved, but we're at least
00:22:01.232 --> 00:22:04.061 wrapping our minds around what's actually happening.
00:22:04.111 --> 00:22:09.898 So then it watches the watch option says, hey, it changed go
00:22:09.898 --> 00:22:15.021 update the state to reflect the change in the parent.
00:22:17.901 --> 00:22:19.261 Because that's all that would change.
00:22:18.141 --> 00:22:18.541 OK so.
00:22:19.271 --> 00:22:22.691 Option ultimately does is set selected value right.
00:22:24.581 --> 00:22:28.715 So we're passing this new updated object into change
00:22:28.715 --> 00:22:29.261 option.
00:22:29.831 --> 00:22:30.071 Umm.
00:22:34.131 --> 00:22:36.391 That actually changes the selected value.
00:22:37.221 --> 00:22:40.659 And the selected value is what's actually passed to the select in
00:22:40.659 --> 00:22:41.441 this component.
00:22:47.471 --> 00:22:47.941 Yeah.
00:22:48.271 --> 00:22:51.859 And I think actually, ironically, the whole reason we
00:22:51.859 --> 00:22:56.179 had to do this whole convoluted like have a piece of state for a
00:22:56.179 --> 00:23:00.100 field that react took form is controlling was to solve the
00:23:00.100 --> 00:23:01.961 exact problem you're having.
00:23:02.901 --> 00:23:07.051 Because when we updated the value in the parent, they select
00:23:07.051 --> 00:23:10.998 wouldn't actually change the visual option you saw on the
00:23:10.998 --> 00:23:15.081 page, which I think you guys have all run into that before.
00:23:15.191 --> 00:23:18.320 Or like you know you changed the value in the form but the UI
00:23:18.320 --> 00:23:19.431 looks like you didn't.
00:23:21.751 --> 00:23:23.661 Yeah, that's what was happening to you, right, Alex?
00:23:23.671 --> 00:23:25.231 Cause the value did actually change.
00:23:25.671 --> 00:23:27.601 Yeah, yeah, the form value changed.
00:23:27.211 --> 00:23:27.371 Yeah.
00:23:27.611 --> 00:23:29.341 It was just the UI did not change.
00:23:29.731 --> 00:23:33.233 Yeah, if you get rid of this piece of state and you don't
00:23:33.233 --> 00:23:36.976 control the value of the select and then you set the value of
00:23:36.976 --> 00:23:40.719 that that parent like set the value actually in the form they
00:23:40.719 --> 00:23:42.531 select does not react to that.
00:23:44.591 --> 00:23:48.931 So which of these lines is actually running so option?
00:23:48.311 --> 00:23:49.201 I put a break point.
00:23:49.211 --> 00:23:52.891 Man, you're you're experienced, you know, to put a break point.
00:23:52.901 --> 00:23:53.291 Go, go.
00:23:53.301 --> 00:23:55.181 Put a break point right there 83.
00:23:58.381 --> 00:23:59.291 You don't even have to.
00:23:58.431 --> 00:24:00.481 File is select formed.
00:23:59.501 --> 00:24:01.411 You don't have to refresh, yeah.
00:24:14.581 --> 00:24:15.871 But immoral or less?
00:24:15.881 --> 00:24:19.145 It's just checking that the value you passed is actually a
00:24:19.145 --> 00:24:22.630 valid option, and it's handling whether or not the null option
00:24:22.630 --> 00:24:23.681 should be disabled.
00:24:24.781 --> 00:24:25.701 That's really all this does.
00:24:29.351 --> 00:24:31.691 It's actual value option.
00:24:35.071 --> 00:24:37.221 Yes, that's what we've selected.
00:24:38.351 --> 00:24:39.131 Alright, umm.
00:24:46.531 --> 00:24:47.111 Lists.
00:24:51.751 --> 00:24:54.677 All right, so this is where we're actually setting that
00:24:54.677 --> 00:24:54.991 state.
00:24:55.291 --> 00:24:57.051 So that's Colorado.
00:25:02.811 --> 00:25:06.287 And then it makes sure that the null option is disabled because
00:25:06.287 --> 00:25:08.351 you're not allowed to return to null.
00:25:08.481 --> 00:25:10.401 What this select right?
00:25:10.471 --> 00:25:12.291 You're not allowed to go back to choose the state.
00:25:12.831 --> 00:25:13.491 Right, right.
00:25:35.011 --> 00:25:40.155 But yeah, it's the reason it all feels kind of weird and
00:25:40.155 --> 00:25:42.231 complicated is because.
00:25:43.321 --> 00:25:49.146 Normally, as you all know, even though you've maybe not thought
00:25:49.146 --> 00:25:54.335 about it out loud before, normally the children tell the
00:25:54.335 --> 00:25:56.611 parents when they change.
00:25:58.621 --> 00:25:59.031 Right.
00:25:59.261 --> 00:26:03.313 So like the on change that you the extra on change you passed
00:26:03.313 --> 00:26:04.751 the select form group.
00:26:05.021 --> 00:26:09.390 That makes a lot of sense because you're saying, hey, let
00:26:09.390 --> 00:26:14.061 me know when that select changed and you pass that up, right.
00:26:14.221 --> 00:26:19.077 And then your address form does something with that information,
00:26:19.077 --> 00:26:23.111 but what this is doing is letting the parent tell the
00:26:23.111 --> 00:26:27.594 child what to do, which is not a very common thing to do in
00:26:27.594 --> 00:26:32.525 react, and it's not something we should be striving to do more of
00:26:32.525 --> 00:26:34.841 because it's it's cumbersome O.
00:26:36.961 --> 00:26:37.171 Right.
00:26:37.221 --> 00:26:37.711 Cool.
00:26:38.261 --> 00:26:43.437 So big things are setting up the watch, a use effect to set the
00:26:38.581 --> 00:26:38.761 Yeah.
00:26:43.437 --> 00:26:44.651 new value then.
00:26:44.251 --> 00:26:46.141 Just a quick question.
00:26:46.151 --> 00:26:49.532 If if you went back to that, Alex and you just put the watch
00:26:49.532 --> 00:26:51.971 directly in the set value, would that work?
00:27:00.051 --> 00:27:00.311 Yeah.
00:27:01.311 --> 00:27:04.984 Umm, I don't think so because the use effect doesn't know
00:27:04.984 --> 00:27:08.911 about it now, although Oh well, I don't know that might work.
00:27:06.061 --> 00:27:07.181 Yeah, we'd have to do something.
00:27:08.961 --> 00:27:09.401 I don't know.
00:27:09.441 --> 00:27:11.261 I've never done it without defining a variable.
00:27:12.201 --> 00:27:12.451 Hmm.
00:27:13.271 --> 00:27:15.241 It's definitely confusing this way.
00:27:15.301 --> 00:27:18.511 I would not know what I was looking at if I just saw this.
00:27:20.041 --> 00:27:21.181 I probably wouldn't either.
00:27:24.561 --> 00:27:26.421 I'm more just curious if this will work.
00:27:31.761 --> 00:27:32.861 Yeah, that works.
00:27:32.951 --> 00:27:33.071 Yeah.
00:27:35.821 --> 00:27:40.670 Yeah, I I guess, I guess that makes sense cause like all
00:27:36.781 --> 00:27:37.541 Interesting. OK.
00:27:40.670 --> 00:27:46.285 variable is is just giving you a name for a piece of data, right?
00:27:46.285 --> 00:27:46.541 So.
00:27:47.381 --> 00:27:48.211 Yeah, cool.
00:27:50.951 --> 00:27:54.958 Alright, so we didn't touch anything and select form group,
00:27:51.091 --> 00:27:52.431 But yeah, there you go.
00:27:54.958 --> 00:27:56.761 we put that back to normal.
00:27:57.451 --> 00:27:57.641 Umm.
00:27:59.911 --> 00:28:02.331 So really this is the key watch option.
00:28:03.341 --> 00:28:03.501 Yep.
00:28:04.511 --> 00:28:08.051 And the watch with use effect.
00:28:11.461 --> 00:28:11.621 OK.
00:28:15.321 --> 00:28:16.151 Alright, cool.
00:28:16.741 --> 00:28:19.271 I will certainly be referencing this in the future.
00:28:16.871 --> 00:28:17.041 Cool.
00:28:20.321 --> 00:28:23.101 Yeah, I think if I run into this, I'm sure I will too.
00:28:25.091 --> 00:28:25.581 Me.
00:28:25.591 --> 00:28:26.741 I'll stop this here.
00:00:04.384 --> 00:00:08.124 You gotta get them that clarity logo on their button up shirts.
00:00:09.134 --> 00:00:11.344 Catalog carts currently sit at different heights.
00:00:11.354 --> 00:00:14.383 Make them all adjust to the same height and creative video
00:00:14.383 --> 00:00:16.284 slashing to clean on how to do this.
00:00:16.294 --> 00:00:20.234 This is a common front end test that comes up on every project
00:00:20.234 --> 00:00:22.424 that front end devs struggle with.
00:00:22.894 --> 00:00:25.844 So if I don't know.
00:00:23.064 --> 00:00:24.524 Who wrote that description?
00:00:30.194 --> 00:00:31.084 It's in the.
00:00:31.384 --> 00:00:32.084 It's in the history.
00:00:32.094 --> 00:00:34.074 If you really want to know the history of the ticket.
00:00:33.504 --> 00:00:33.704 Yeah.
00:00:36.204 --> 00:00:37.014 No, it's.
00:00:37.184 --> 00:00:39.906 I think I sent that to Daniel or something and I think you just
00:00:39.906 --> 00:00:40.714 copied it verbatim.
00:00:41.664 --> 00:00:45.597 I was more just giving him some rough idea as to why I thought
00:00:45.597 --> 00:00:47.034 this would be worth it.
00:00:50.034 --> 00:00:53.205 Alright, so if I go to the catalog, there's a super long
00:00:53.205 --> 00:00:53.484 skew.
00:00:53.494 --> 00:00:56.273 I'd like to just point out before you guys even see
00:00:56.273 --> 00:00:56.754 anything.
00:00:58.304 --> 00:01:01.004 Ohh no, it's this translation, but no, there's still skew here.
00:01:01.854 --> 00:01:02.194 Yeah.
00:01:02.434 --> 00:01:04.644 The the I pulled in.
00:01:05.194 --> 00:01:08.264 QA has so that must just not exist.
00:01:08.684 --> 00:01:10.004 Ohh perfectly this on your local.
00:01:11.394 --> 00:01:12.774 Yeah, you're working on right now.
00:01:11.664 --> 00:01:14.684 So yeah, yeah, I have.
00:01:14.694 --> 00:01:19.234 I have it open over here, so I'm actively doing stuff.
00:01:17.294 --> 00:01:17.534 Cool.
00:01:21.834 --> 00:01:24.234 It was, uh, it was right or rock'n'roll.
00:01:30.154 --> 00:01:30.414 Thing.
00:01:31.174 --> 00:01:31.764 No laughs.
00:01:31.554 --> 00:01:31.964 I like.
00:01:31.774 --> 00:01:33.204 That's between a rock and a hard place.
00:01:34.214 --> 00:01:35.284 I guess why this comes up?
00:01:35.294 --> 00:01:39.586 So I feel like I'm pretty decent with flexbox and it's still like
00:01:39.586 --> 00:01:43.813 I'm like Oh yeah, this will take me 15 minutes and it never just
00:01:43.813 --> 00:01:45.114 takes me 15 minutes.
00:01:45.124 --> 00:01:48.544 So even if this is fixed, I don't know.
00:01:48.554 --> 00:01:52.969 I thought just having some type of document station or reference
00:01:52.969 --> 00:01:54.124 would be use for.
00:01:56.414 --> 00:01:59.804 Alright, so First off, I'm just gonna shorten this.
00:02:00.254 --> 00:02:04.104 Just so that we can see a little bit better, I'm gonna have to
00:02:04.104 --> 00:02:05.204 revert that later.
00:02:05.374 --> 00:02:08.644 Of course, but I don't want to see this number over here.
00:02:08.654 --> 00:02:09.934 I'm a pretend it's all good.
00:02:15.424 --> 00:02:17.584 It's just for my visual pleasure.
00:02:17.594 --> 00:02:18.094 There we go.
00:02:18.284 --> 00:02:21.344 Alright, so now we've got this a funkiness.
00:02:21.354 --> 00:02:22.574 So these supposed to be down here.
00:02:25.274 --> 00:02:27.184 These numbers I don't think they are.
00:02:27.294 --> 00:02:33.009 So another thing we can do is pull up the what do we call it
00:02:33.009 --> 00:02:34.134 we envision.
00:02:36.894 --> 00:02:43.727 If it has an envision, I might not have this login and might I
00:02:43.727 --> 00:02:44.704 do voice?
00:02:46.114 --> 00:02:50.517 So we're going to go find rock and we want to find a catalog
00:02:50.517 --> 00:02:52.034 which I just spotted.
00:02:54.874 --> 00:02:59.560 Say I know those numbers are supposed to be up above the
00:02:59.560 --> 00:03:04.740 quantity selector as I thought, so I'm gonna take a quick peek
00:03:04.740 --> 00:03:09.919 at this and the developer tools and see why this is being this
00:03:09.919 --> 00:03:13.044 way and why the numbers are separate.
00:03:14.754 --> 00:03:18.844 So that's the quantity that's the the actual details it seems.
00:03:20.034 --> 00:03:27.201 So if I get rid of the quantity and get rid of and the button
00:03:27.201 --> 00:03:27.664 umm.
00:03:29.774 --> 00:03:31.754 We've got two of them here.
00:03:41.744 --> 00:03:47.054 I think that skew for that shirt is pushing that over, yeah.
00:03:44.094 --> 00:03:45.814 Ohh it's the skew.
00:03:49.114 --> 00:03:50.004 Wow.
00:03:50.594 --> 00:03:53.154 Wow, that's that's a skew.
00:03:55.744 --> 00:03:59.834 OK, OK, let's revert all that.
00:03:59.884 --> 00:04:01.454 Let's bring it back.
00:04:01.864 --> 00:04:06.194 Let's come back and do the SKU change manually.
00:04:06.594 --> 00:04:07.354 There we go.
00:04:07.364 --> 00:04:07.894 Thank you.
00:04:09.594 --> 00:04:11.424 OK, that's making more sense.
00:04:11.434 --> 00:04:15.370 I was wondering how that was over there and I can't even
00:04:15.370 --> 00:04:19.860 select it, so we have this whole height 100 on this card and not
00:04:19.860 --> 00:04:21.794 all the space is being used.
00:04:22.914 --> 00:04:27.655 So just as a quick test, I'm a click on this dev that's
00:04:27.655 --> 00:04:32.651 containing all these other inner dives and I'm gonna add a
00:04:32.651 --> 00:04:33.244 deflex.
00:04:33.294 --> 00:04:37.949 It's gonna be all wonky, but I want a flex column to go with it
00:04:37.949 --> 00:04:42.314 so that it stepped and we're just gonna do a flex. Justify.
00:04:44.214 --> 00:04:45.314 Nay, we're going to do it.
00:04:45.324 --> 00:04:50.268 Justify content center between more like it now we're gonna
00:04:50.268 --> 00:04:52.494 have this spacing with the.
00:04:56.114 --> 00:04:59.597 These are all going to be space differently if we do it in this
00:04:59.597 --> 00:05:02.862 fashion, but that's the quick and dirty way to get this all
00:05:02.862 --> 00:05:06.345 spread evenly where the images up top and the buttons always on
00:05:06.345 --> 00:05:06.944 the bottom.
00:05:07.134 --> 00:05:12.204 But now these selectors are not going to be lined up every time.
00:05:12.214 --> 00:05:16.850 So if I grab this and look at this card over here, that has a
00:05:16.850 --> 00:05:21.487 little bit less and dropped the same classes there, you don't
00:05:21.487 --> 00:05:22.684 even tell those.
00:05:23.414 --> 00:05:26.844 Umm, the selectors spaces different.
00:05:27.414 --> 00:05:33.437 So what we really need to do is clasp how many lines the text
00:05:33.437 --> 00:05:38.684 can be, which I believe Seth should already be doing.
00:05:39.214 --> 00:05:42.684 We see rose too, which is not applying.
00:05:43.894 --> 00:05:47.844 So let's filter rows 2.
00:05:46.544 --> 00:05:48.154 Yeah, it doesn't work.
00:05:47.894 --> 00:05:50.474 There's nothing we have nothing for us too.
00:05:48.664 --> 00:05:53.309 It's it's an old class and it's obsolete and I have a fix for
00:05:53.309 --> 00:05:53.534 it.
00:05:53.584 --> 00:05:57.164 If you would like, uh yeah.
00:05:54.974 --> 00:05:56.224 I love fixes, dude.
00:05:57.154 --> 00:05:59.414 Bootstrap Rose Dash 2.
00:06:01.094 --> 00:06:05.174 You're very strapped 5 current system.
00:06:05.864 --> 00:06:08.014 Yeah, in 10.
00:06:20.574 --> 00:06:21.724 You're saying go look at 10.
00:06:23.134 --> 00:06:26.874 Uh, probably have to look at my PR.
00:06:23.814 --> 00:06:24.534 Any 1010?
00:06:26.944 --> 00:06:33.597 I think it's in my PR, but I'll send you the it's only like a
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00:06:36.944 --> 00:06:37.644 After account.
00:06:39.684 --> 00:06:40.284 Copy this.
00:06:39.894 --> 00:06:41.044 To make rose to a thing.
00:06:45.664 --> 00:06:50.444 I think it rose to like it's an helpers old or something.
00:06:51.914 --> 00:06:55.274 Uh, I'm not really sure what's up with it, but.
00:07:00.564 --> 00:07:01.694 All you need.
00:07:04.024 --> 00:07:05.464 Ohh, teaching me up OK.
00:07:04.964 --> 00:07:06.894 Is that right there?
00:07:07.724 --> 00:07:09.904 It's not gonna bring up the full chat.
00:07:11.344 --> 00:07:11.874 Thank you.
00:07:11.804 --> 00:07:12.044 Think.
00:07:11.884 --> 00:07:12.874 I was better to.
00:07:15.684 --> 00:07:16.234 Oops.
00:07:17.084 --> 00:07:21.414 OK, So what we have here is for ohh.
00:07:21.464 --> 00:07:27.164 So for every index between 1:00 to 10:00, we're gonna do a line
00:07:22.364 --> 00:07:23.044 Willie loop.
00:07:27.164 --> 00:07:32.420 dash, clamp, dash number, and that's going to do a display
00:07:32.420 --> 00:07:35.894 Webkit box, which is pretty important.
00:07:35.984 --> 00:07:40.709 A web box Orient a vertical overflow, hidden text overflow
00:07:40.709 --> 00:07:44.714 and then web line clamp number of lines to shell.
00:07:44.924 --> 00:07:50.273 So I'm actually going to take a look at these classes a little
00:07:50.273 --> 00:07:55.284 bit deeper because this will not work for Mozilla Firefox.
00:07:58.344 --> 00:07:59.934 So we had to do some digging.
00:07:59.964 --> 00:08:01.884 Or we could even just go to chat.
00:08:01.984 --> 00:08:02.514 Chat.
00:08:02.604 --> 00:08:03.984 You get old, chatty chat chat.
00:08:03.804 --> 00:08:08.889 Yeah, that's where I actually I got this code from chat, GPT
00:08:05.074 --> 00:08:06.424 I've started greeting him with a hello.
00:08:08.889 --> 00:08:11.224 because rose two was broken.
00:08:10.034 --> 00:08:10.574 No, it's.
00:08:11.754 --> 00:08:13.944 So I was like, hey, how do I do this?
00:08:14.034 --> 00:08:19.681 And if you use that in text truncate and I think text wrap
00:08:19.681 --> 00:08:23.414 is well those three classes, it'll do.
00:08:23.464 --> 00:08:24.794 I believe what you wanna do.
00:08:51.664 --> 00:08:52.084 Thanks.
00:08:52.684 --> 00:08:55.194 Think think the dude, think the Overlords.
00:08:58.624 --> 00:09:06.909 Ohh yeah, Ms Flexbox for the Webkit box and we got the Wi-Fi
00:09:06.909 --> 00:09:08.404 box Orient.
00:09:11.054 --> 00:09:16.694 The Webkit ones and then the Flex direction column, which is
00:09:16.694 --> 00:09:19.654 this flex direction matcher now.
00:09:19.734 --> 00:09:22.934 That we get Orient in directions somewhere. Here's.
00:09:26.084 --> 00:09:27.804 Yeah, I'm not sure why added vertical in there.
00:09:29.584 --> 00:09:30.184 Well now.
00:09:34.504 --> 00:09:36.034 CSS code, Firefox.
00:09:36.044 --> 00:09:40.329 Finally, you can modify it as follows in the uploaded code web
00:09:40.329 --> 00:09:44.071 kit box and web like clamp properties are retained for
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00:09:45.034 --> 00:09:47.574 What's Webkit based browsers such as Safari?
00:09:47.634 --> 00:09:51.524 Which supports the Dash web Kit link property.
00:09:52.544 --> 00:09:56.989 The additional properties Ms Fly, Xbox and flags are added to
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00:10:00.718 --> 00:10:02.654 because that wouldn't work.
00:10:03.104 --> 00:10:03.464 Apparently.
00:10:04.834 --> 00:10:07.324 Uh, that that's not how that works.
00:10:07.334 --> 00:10:09.324 But that's what Chachi believes.
00:10:09.334 --> 00:10:12.984 Which support the Ms for Xbox and Flex display properties?
00:10:10.034 --> 00:10:10.364 Umm.
00:10:13.994 --> 00:10:15.884 I don't know if I like this too well.
00:10:17.014 --> 00:10:18.914 I mean, I I like your code.
00:10:18.924 --> 00:10:24.233 Yeah, but I'm gonna have to look at it at Firefox later at some
00:10:24.233 --> 00:10:28.714 point, so I confirm that it's all christened looking.
00:10:28.724 --> 00:10:30.064 OK, let's try that.
00:10:34.474 --> 00:10:35.784 He dropped in a chat.
00:10:36.644 --> 00:10:43.173 So I'm going to take the these lines and I'm a drop it on a row
00:10:43.173 --> 00:10:45.724 two just as a quick test.
00:10:47.264 --> 00:10:48.664 I did not mean to click that link.
00:10:48.874 --> 00:10:49.234 Nice.
00:10:52.814 --> 00:10:55.014 In the middle of a recording too, the best time.
00:10:56.414 --> 00:10:56.804 OK.
00:10:56.844 --> 00:11:03.264 So rose two and this is going to be just rose too.
00:11:03.754 --> 00:11:08.191 Ohh, I'd the period I get a class and grab these lines in
00:11:08.191 --> 00:11:08.574 here.
00:11:09.324 --> 00:11:09.574 Yep.
00:11:09.584 --> 00:11:12.294 And then you gotta add text truncate.
00:11:16.284 --> 00:11:16.954 No, no.
00:11:17.344 --> 00:11:18.494 The class bootstrap class.
00:11:19.614 --> 00:11:20.194 Ah, gotcha.
00:11:21.014 --> 00:11:21.754 Like, yeah.
00:11:21.354 --> 00:11:22.544 Yeah, I mean it already did it.
00:11:23.794 --> 00:11:25.414 Ohh OK well cool.
00:11:27.044 --> 00:11:28.914 I mean, yeah, that that one lined it.
00:11:28.954 --> 00:11:31.044 Ohh, maybe just get rid of that.
00:11:28.984 --> 00:11:30.724 So I'm a leave it as is.
00:11:30.734 --> 00:11:31.724 I like that rose too.
00:11:31.254 --> 00:11:33.754 Alright, there you go.
00:11:32.984 --> 00:11:33.464 Umm.
00:11:33.464 --> 00:11:35.014 So we'll have to do that.
00:11:35.144 --> 00:11:36.834 Does it apply to all of them?
00:11:36.844 --> 00:11:41.054 Like if this guy over here, I mean, I dropped it on here.
00:11:41.124 --> 00:11:47.164 Yeah, it didn't expand it to two to make it forced, right.
00:11:47.304 --> 00:11:48.494 Yeah, this only limits.
00:11:48.504 --> 00:11:48.884 It doesn't.
00:11:51.114 --> 00:11:52.174 Doesn't enforce.
00:11:51.734 --> 00:11:52.634 Doesn't force 2.
00:11:54.514 --> 00:11:56.454 OK. Umm.
00:11:59.474 --> 00:12:03.044 That would be a line height thing I think.
00:12:03.114 --> 00:12:07.074 Could you just use LH2 that the class in bootstrap?
00:12:08.734 --> 00:12:13.714 I mean, I cannot on this project it doesn't not exist here.
00:12:13.314 --> 00:12:13.504 No.
00:12:14.264 --> 00:12:14.514 OK.
00:12:15.904 --> 00:12:16.694 Well, that sucks.
00:12:16.844 --> 00:12:17.214 Never mind.
00:12:19.404 --> 00:12:24.784 UM, as we don't wanna do like a set height at all.
00:12:24.794 --> 00:12:25.714 We want to do like.
00:12:27.794 --> 00:12:28.524 Ohh well.
00:12:30.634 --> 00:12:30.814 What?
00:12:32.084 --> 00:12:32.914 This is a span.
00:12:33.294 --> 00:12:39.354 Is there any other like special like text text, font, text size,
00:12:39.354 --> 00:12:44.762 anything extra out of the ordinary cause of so I can just
00:12:44.762 --> 00:12:49.984 make this a I'd like to know how tall this is, Charlie.
00:12:49.994 --> 00:12:52.034 Just a normal ram, right?
00:12:52.044 --> 00:12:53.674 1.6 something.
00:12:54.304 --> 00:12:55.414 Then we can just make the.
00:12:55.314 --> 00:12:56.154 Get a computed.
00:12:56.274 --> 00:12:57.004 Could a computed.
00:12:57.014 --> 00:12:58.404 You can read the the line height.
00:13:00.034 --> 00:13:00.774 What is at the bottom?
00:13:01.414 --> 00:13:04.624 No, the next styles one of the the like another tab.
00:13:03.604 --> 00:13:03.934 Ice.
00:13:04.674 --> 00:13:05.874 Yeah, can Scroll down there.
00:13:05.884 --> 00:13:07.404 I think I think line height is in there.
00:13:07.834 --> 00:13:08.834 Yeah, that makes sense.
00:13:09.104 --> 00:13:10.334 Uh, fine.
00:13:10.344 --> 00:13:11.834 Wait font size 16 pixels.
00:13:11.104 --> 00:13:14.454 Yep, halfway down the line height.
00:13:15.354 --> 00:13:18.124 And uh line, 824 pixels. Yeah.
00:13:18.134 --> 00:13:19.754 So we probably have to go with the 24.
00:13:20.884 --> 00:13:22.354 I think that's what you need, I think.
00:13:23.064 --> 00:13:26.114 So is there a light height right here?
00:13:27.494 --> 00:13:27.654 Yeah.
00:13:28.804 --> 00:13:29.744 So we got this thing.
00:13:32.834 --> 00:13:40.454 So my thought is we can make this dev or span or whatnot have
00:13:40.454 --> 00:13:47.828 a line height of variable, bootstrap body line height times
00:13:47.828 --> 00:13:48.074 2.
00:13:51.064 --> 00:13:52.234 Michael, you might have we just.
00:13:51.264 --> 00:13:51.464 Yeah.
00:13:53.184 --> 00:13:53.594 OK.
00:13:53.604 --> 00:13:55.784 Are you guys working on the the truncation?
00:13:58.594 --> 00:13:58.904 No.
00:14:00.454 --> 00:14:04.634 Uh, we're trying to get it to, to be too lines on all the.
00:14:07.114 --> 00:14:07.754 Product titles.
00:14:08.514 --> 00:14:09.204 Gotcha. OK.
00:14:10.284 --> 00:14:13.495 They're not sure is that it's not really necessary to do the
00:14:10.724 --> 00:14:10.874 And then.
00:14:13.495 --> 00:14:16.864 fix that you wanted this video to be about, even though it is a
00:14:16.864 --> 00:14:20.127 good fix and probably one that people would have to do at the
00:14:20.127 --> 00:14:20.654 same time.
00:14:21.414 --> 00:14:21.524 Yeah.
00:14:23.104 --> 00:14:25.784 That is true. Uh.
00:14:25.814 --> 00:14:26.494 Yeah, I.
00:14:29.764 --> 00:14:31.134 Let's maybe ship.
00:14:29.994 --> 00:14:32.004 I haven't gotten the direct fix for this.
00:14:33.494 --> 00:14:36.994 I I I think I I figured out how to do this.
00:14:37.054 --> 00:14:40.644 If you want, we can walk through this and then we can make
00:14:40.644 --> 00:14:43.504 another shorter video for uh, the card sizing.
00:14:41.364 --> 00:14:41.524 OK.
00:14:43.514 --> 00:14:45.114 So OK.
00:14:43.834 --> 00:14:44.524 Yeah.
00:14:44.734 --> 00:14:45.244 Yeah, for sure.
00:14:47.654 --> 00:14:48.154 Uh.
00:15:08.434 --> 00:15:08.714 Or.
00:15:17.914 --> 00:15:22.244 If we put do you flex on this?
00:15:22.414 --> 00:15:23.414 But then specify.
00:15:26.624 --> 00:15:28.224 Columns on these.
00:15:31.004 --> 00:15:35.006 Although we have these two that are separate and not always
00:15:35.006 --> 00:15:35.674 appearing.
00:15:39.394 --> 00:15:41.892 That one mean we would have to wrap those in its own division
00:15:41.892 --> 00:15:43.424 so that it could have its own column.
00:15:52.794 --> 00:15:53.334 Kind of fixed.
00:15:53.344 --> 00:15:54.604 Did you find Justin?
00:15:58.674 --> 00:16:02.514 Uh mine was for the sizing up for like the name truncation.
00:16:03.804 --> 00:16:09.104 Uh, but I the the way the way I was thinking to have this done
00:16:09.104 --> 00:16:14.405 would be if you go see the class PT1, which is essentially the
00:16:14.405 --> 00:16:19.369 card body cause this is where the variability takes place,
00:16:19.369 --> 00:16:19.874 right?
00:16:19.884 --> 00:16:24.744 Different descriptions and prices and some are in stock.
00:16:24.834 --> 00:16:27.014 The skews extra long, etcetera.
00:16:27.864 --> 00:16:28.084 Yeah.
00:16:28.004 --> 00:16:32.856 If you had a class of card body, it should give it a flex grow
00:16:32.856 --> 00:16:35.784 and you may not even need to do this.
00:16:35.794 --> 00:16:40.535 But yeah, if you go ahead and add that on there and then
00:16:40.535 --> 00:16:45.444 Scroll down to card body in the styles panel a little bit.
00:16:45.554 --> 00:16:47.944 So see how you get that notification.
00:16:48.314 --> 00:16:52.584 It's the reason that it doesn't work next to the flex is because
00:16:52.584 --> 00:16:56.526 the parent is a display block, so if you go up to the H-100
00:16:56.526 --> 00:17:00.337 which wraps the card, make that a display flex and a flex
00:17:00.337 --> 00:17:01.454 direction column.
00:17:05.454 --> 00:17:06.294 Ohh.
00:17:05.594 --> 00:17:05.934 Right.
00:17:05.944 --> 00:17:10.195 And then that should flex out the size of the card to all
00:17:10.195 --> 00:17:14.814 match, and that was essentially the fix that I was looking for
00:17:14.814 --> 00:17:15.474 for this.
00:17:19.084 --> 00:17:21.294 Wow, that's that's quick and clean.
00:17:20.244 --> 00:17:20.374 Yeah.
00:17:24.704 --> 00:17:26.364 He thought about becoming a front end developer.
00:17:24.854 --> 00:17:25.554 But I think.
00:17:28.564 --> 00:17:31.926 I I think making the name truncation that is totally a
00:17:31.926 --> 00:17:34.494 thing that would be encapsulated in this.
00:17:34.624 --> 00:17:37.796 I wasn't what I initially thinking, but we can continue on
00:17:37.796 --> 00:17:39.894 that because that would be useful too.
00:17:41.564 --> 00:17:41.724 Yeah.
00:17:45.374 --> 00:17:48.388 I was just so that it lines up like it did in the angular
00:17:48.388 --> 00:17:48.804 version.
00:17:48.814 --> 00:17:50.064 Which what did they do?
00:17:50.194 --> 00:17:50.854 What did?
00:17:51.014 --> 00:17:52.424 What did clarity do back then?
00:17:53.574 --> 00:17:55.674 I don't even know if 2021.4 is still up.
00:17:59.654 --> 00:18:00.535 If you go to.
00:18:01.704 --> 00:18:04.084 JBM, there's 2021.4.
00:18:07.384 --> 00:18:09.064 It's probably has to be dashes, doesn't it?
00:18:08.484 --> 00:18:09.394 I think it's.
00:18:09.754 --> 00:18:13.444 I think it's R like for release.
00:18:15.034 --> 00:18:20.044 I thought that was for react to classic.
00:18:22.854 --> 00:18:24.344 Yeah, actually, you know what?
00:18:24.354 --> 00:18:28.018 JBM's down, I forgot they're doing like a week long product
00:18:28.018 --> 00:18:28.324 sync.
00:18:30.254 --> 00:18:30.604 Well then.
00:18:30.284 --> 00:18:30.604 Nice.
00:18:31.864 --> 00:18:32.514 Yeah.
00:18:32.744 --> 00:18:34.214 It's like 50,000 products.
00:18:36.604 --> 00:18:39.334 Yeah, 2021 to four, I think got taken down.
00:18:46.134 --> 00:18:46.674 Her space.
00:18:50.584 --> 00:18:52.174 I'll let that load in the background.
00:00:30.847 --> 00:00:38.045 Yeah, you could create a more Elijah classes with a loop and
00:00:38.045 --> 00:00:40.287 that would be cool.
00:00:41.697 --> 00:00:45.007 Ohh H classes for the loop.
00:00:44.887 --> 00:00:46.917 Yeah, like a line height classes.
00:00:46.927 --> 00:00:50.827 So like in helpers to SSS, you can make a.
00:00:48.757 --> 00:00:49.807 Uh, yes, yes, yes.
00:00:52.787 --> 00:00:57.317 You can even put it in like the the the one through 10. Umm.
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00:01:03.747 --> 00:01:04.427 You could.
00:01:08.787 --> 00:01:10.877 You know, LH dash, whatever.
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00:01:26.207 --> 00:01:26.577 Uh.
00:01:26.587 --> 00:01:28.217 Source medicine SS.
00:01:29.477 --> 00:01:30.827 So you're not the right helper.
00:01:32.017 --> 00:01:34.477 I wouldn't even make an override if that's what you're doing.
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00:01:39.287 --> 00:01:42.941 No, nothing you ever put in helpers would have to avoid
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00:01:46.747 --> 00:01:50.041 So I mean like like you're trying to fix something that's
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00:01:51.607 --> 00:01:55.053 So unless you're going to create an override of helpers in some
00:01:52.037 --> 00:01:52.757 That's a good point.
00:01:55.053 --> 00:01:58.337 other reason, like if anyone merges this project in one day,
00:01:58.337 --> 00:02:00.867 you want them to see this code and to keep it.
00:02:02.087 --> 00:02:03.757 So I just keep it.
00:02:04.247 --> 00:02:04.397 Yeah.
00:02:06.037 --> 00:02:06.447 Yeah.
00:02:06.457 --> 00:02:09.330 So right there and the one through 10, you still need to
00:02:09.330 --> 00:02:12.404 put the code I sent you, by the way, the line clamp that was
00:02:09.567 --> 00:02:09.907 Ohh.
00:02:11.877 --> 00:02:13.257 Scroll over, yeah.
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00:02:19.907 --> 00:02:25.222 Uh, since you already have a loop, you can just cut like dot
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00:02:26.727 --> 00:02:32.947 There you go in there and then you can do another one of like
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00:02:45.917 --> 00:02:50.358 Make the height in MI think I think EM is the right the right
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00:03:01.377 --> 00:03:06.499 I asked Chachi PT and it said M is uh font size of either the
00:03:06.499 --> 00:03:11.952 current unit or the parent unit, which I think would work in most
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00:03:16.477 --> 00:03:21.288 The be dollar sign I am or you might have to do the whole like
00:03:21.288 --> 00:03:24.037 pound curly braces and thing, yeah.
00:03:24.187 --> 00:03:26.357 Yeah, it's there a little special thing. They.
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00:03:32.717 --> 00:03:35.137 Yeah, I think that's right.
00:03:35.537 --> 00:03:36.497 I'm doing this cracked.
00:03:39.537 --> 00:03:40.297 I don't look correct.
00:03:43.937 --> 00:03:46.387 You can just do 1M times a dollar sign.
00:03:44.417 --> 00:03:44.947 Space.
00:03:46.397 --> 00:03:48.807 I just like Max Height is doing right there.
00:03:49.177 --> 00:03:49.957 That would definitely work.
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00:04:00.337 --> 00:04:01.737 Such weird going there?
00:04:02.757 --> 00:04:05.787 Ohly I meant this times like like just put one.
00:04:03.117 --> 00:04:03.477 Why not?
00:04:05.077 --> 00:04:05.497 There we go.
00:04:07.087 --> 00:04:07.897 Yeah, that works.
00:04:08.057 --> 00:04:08.487 There you go.
00:04:08.277 --> 00:04:10.247 I don't know why that did not work earlier.
00:04:10.257 --> 00:04:11.047 Maybe I uh.
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00:04:12.477 --> 00:04:13.297 I don't know.
00:04:13.377 --> 00:04:14.397 I don't know, OK.
00:04:15.467 --> 00:04:15.927 Price range.
00:04:19.757 --> 00:04:23.777 Alright, let's up rocking all back over here.
00:04:24.937 --> 00:04:27.017 I don't want to that.
00:04:27.097 --> 00:04:27.987 I don't want that.
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00:04:46.257 --> 00:04:46.747 That was good.
00:04:48.917 --> 00:04:49.547 And now?
00:04:49.557 --> 00:04:49.867 Yeah.
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00:04:51.077 --> 00:04:55.207 Uh try LH 2 on the gift card, dash 25 there.
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00:05:00.087 --> 00:05:01.257 Or maybe on the anchor.
00:05:01.267 --> 00:05:01.717 I don't know.
00:05:01.727 --> 00:05:02.587 One of the two, but.
00:05:04.617 --> 00:05:05.587 Uh span.
00:05:05.767 --> 00:05:06.267 Trust me.
00:05:08.687 --> 00:05:09.467 Where is my class.
00:05:11.777 --> 00:05:12.227 Uh.
00:05:12.237 --> 00:05:14.757 Did that apply that?
00:05:14.767 --> 00:05:15.257 Did something?
00:05:16.897 --> 00:05:17.667 Yeah, they're there.
00:05:17.677 --> 00:05:18.617 They just weren't loading in.
00:05:20.557 --> 00:05:20.787 Umm.
00:05:23.397 --> 00:05:24.407 Doesn't really work, does it?
00:05:25.577 --> 00:05:28.907 No, not exactly how we were envisioning.
00:05:35.047 --> 00:05:37.247 Want to force this deal to be?
00:05:40.157 --> 00:05:41.837 Two line text hi.
00:05:45.637 --> 00:05:49.097 And this one I want to force to be clamped.
00:05:49.107 --> 00:05:50.837 So I'm I'm gonna go do the clamp.
00:05:50.847 --> 00:05:53.603 Just cause we we have the solution to that and I will stop
00:05:53.603 --> 00:05:54.957 thinking about it afterwards.
00:05:55.447 --> 00:05:57.157 Product name undefined.
00:05:57.207 --> 00:05:58.377 There's some going on with this.
00:05:58.387 --> 00:05:59.937 Data is ID as well.
00:06:17.247 --> 00:06:18.397 The index of the problem.
00:06:22.137 --> 00:06:22.517 I don't know.
00:06:22.527 --> 00:06:22.977 What about?
00:06:23.067 --> 00:06:24.657 I don't know what to do about that one.
00:06:24.927 --> 00:06:26.977 OK, so this so will now be.
00:06:29.197 --> 00:06:34.097 A I actually do want that sass file I had open.
00:06:38.717 --> 00:06:40.797 Because I forget it's line clamp.
00:06:50.077 --> 00:06:54.115 OK, so you have the line clamp on there, so now that should be
00:06:54.115 --> 00:06:54.627 clamped.
00:07:06.147 --> 00:07:06.367 Umm.
00:07:14.867 --> 00:07:19.087 Umm now when it workout fine.
00:07:19.097 --> 00:07:20.657 If we just deflex this area.
00:07:22.877 --> 00:07:24.067 Thank you to use.
00:07:23.097 --> 00:07:25.017 And have it between.
00:07:28.827 --> 00:07:32.327 Where it time for the skew or what?
00:07:31.307 --> 00:07:35.167 Umm this this whole the card body area.
00:07:38.697 --> 00:07:40.687 I mean, I wouldn't need flex it unless I need to.
00:07:42.107 --> 00:07:44.247 I mean, I'm looking at all this extra white space here.
00:07:43.117 --> 00:07:43.287 So.
00:07:47.487 --> 00:07:47.847 Uh.
00:07:48.367 --> 00:07:48.717 Yeah.
00:07:48.727 --> 00:07:51.487 Then that would be a lot of big spacing between these two.
00:07:50.737 --> 00:07:56.390 Oh well, you you could just move his use the same logic, but
00:07:56.390 --> 00:08:01.487 expand the short description instead of the whole PT1.
00:08:08.997 --> 00:08:09.547 OK. Yeah.
00:08:11.687 --> 00:08:14.937 And he's supposed to be a rose as well.
00:08:33.097 --> 00:08:34.067 Quite a bit.
00:08:34.107 --> 00:08:36.047 I have like clamps.
00:08:36.057 --> 00:08:38.587 I would need to do for that sort of.
00:08:38.607 --> 00:08:39.387 Wish I didn't see that.
00:09:00.437 --> 00:09:04.147 OK, but all client the description to two.
00:09:11.057 --> 00:09:13.787 Now are we good with all this spacing down here?
00:09:13.937 --> 00:09:16.787 He said do the same logic.
00:09:16.797 --> 00:09:18.297 The card body logic.
00:09:18.797 --> 00:09:21.686 Yeah, like make this short to make the description grow
00:09:21.686 --> 00:09:23.027 instead of the whole card.
00:09:25.977 --> 00:09:28.357 Ah, yes, yes.
00:09:27.057 --> 00:09:30.349 To mean so then all the empty space is right below that
00:09:30.349 --> 00:09:33.933 description, but that is going to be harder and I'm not sure
00:09:32.367 --> 00:09:32.617 So.
00:09:33.933 --> 00:09:34.697 how to do it.
00:09:34.707 --> 00:09:35.337 I'll stop my head.
00:09:37.557 --> 00:09:43.916 You don't need card body, you just need flex grow primarily
00:09:43.916 --> 00:09:49.427 flex, flex, dash, grow, dash one uh Kelsey to grow.
00:09:52.357 --> 00:09:52.997 No, I've never had.
00:09:53.057 --> 00:09:55.527 Maybe it affects container to do it?
00:09:53.067 --> 00:09:53.157 And.
00:09:55.537 --> 00:09:59.719 It's like it's quite a refactor, which is probably why it's not
00:09:59.719 --> 00:10:03.705 fixed in core, because giving that to do it because you have
00:10:03.705 --> 00:10:07.821 to like what that's in and make its parent deflex and then you
00:10:07.821 --> 00:10:12.069 gotta make sure that it's parent is all this height 100 and then
00:10:12.069 --> 00:10:13.767 height 100 all the way up.
00:10:13.777 --> 00:10:15.847 Like to the point that's required.
00:10:16.927 --> 00:10:17.557 Ohh my goodness.
00:10:18.297 --> 00:10:18.967 You know what I mean?
00:10:19.177 --> 00:10:23.027 Like it's a it's a whole how it could be AP.
00:10:21.547 --> 00:10:21.687 Yeah.
00:10:23.037 --> 00:10:23.967 It doesn't have to be a dev.
00:10:25.857 --> 00:10:27.577 I'm saying the current pair you already have.
00:10:29.637 --> 00:10:33.387 So you're saying the card body?
00:10:30.847 --> 00:10:32.157 Like, what's the parent of the pee?
00:10:33.667 --> 00:10:40.075 The cart body, so that needs to be flex deflex flex column.
00:10:40.075 --> 00:10:41.677 Probably. Yeah.
00:10:41.727 --> 00:10:42.077 OK.
00:10:42.637 --> 00:10:45.617 And then the P needs flex grow one.
00:10:48.167 --> 00:10:51.732 And that should, I think, be the same thing that Justin already
00:10:51.732 --> 00:10:52.567 told you to do.
00:10:53.057 --> 00:10:53.337 Yeah.
00:10:53.987 --> 00:10:56.997 Yeah. Ohh.
00:11:01.827 --> 00:11:04.437 Ohh can style.
00:11:03.467 --> 00:11:06.576 And then I don't think you actually need the deflex flex
00:11:06.576 --> 00:11:06.957 column.
00:11:07.027 --> 00:11:09.932 The original one he told you since you moved towards the
00:11:09.932 --> 00:11:12.887 spaces, it's like 2 days up from where you are right now.
00:11:14.667 --> 00:11:15.737 That one dash 100.
00:11:15.747 --> 00:11:18.027 I don't think you need deflects the flex column on that anymore.
00:11:18.957 --> 00:11:19.947 I do for the button.
00:11:19.887 --> 00:11:21.227 Uh, OK, I'm wrong.
00:11:22.057 --> 00:11:22.437 Put it back.
00:11:24.307 --> 00:11:25.487 Umm So what?
00:11:25.547 --> 00:11:31.174 I just added is the description one, so the card product short
00:11:31.174 --> 00:11:34.657 description cried products short desk.
00:11:38.507 --> 00:11:46.197 You get a flag screw and you get a Dave Blacks Blacks column.
00:11:48.667 --> 00:11:51.387 And I think that should make the cards look happy.
00:11:49.127 --> 00:11:49.257 Yeah.
00:11:55.687 --> 00:11:59.128 And to go back to what Justin said, the short answer is
00:11:59.128 --> 00:12:02.507 display Flex Flex column and then make the thing grow.
00:12:03.217 --> 00:12:05.247 This this simplest way to solve this problem.
00:12:07.897 --> 00:12:08.787 Not that I'm tired.
00:12:08.797 --> 00:12:10.757 Changing the sky as well.
00:12:33.197 --> 00:12:34.447 Uh, is it skew here?
00:12:47.787 --> 00:12:48.627 Just ask you here.
00:12:53.047 --> 00:12:56.657 One of these two have a super long skew.
00:13:14.077 --> 00:13:15.647 It's the custom key, isn't it? Yeah.
00:13:27.587 --> 00:13:28.737 Hopefully I don't have the index.
00:13:30.337 --> 00:13:32.847 I had indexed clear that guy out.
00:13:32.857 --> 00:13:33.897 OK, that'll come later.
00:13:37.807 --> 00:13:39.767 As soon or excuse won't actually be that big.
00:13:40.917 --> 00:13:44.937 I hope not that actually should be aligned client too.
00:13:44.947 --> 00:13:48.767 There's quite a bit of rows in here, umm Rose dash.
00:13:49.217 --> 00:13:53.761 So if I can confirm that all these are to be line clamped
00:13:53.761 --> 00:13:58.382 instead, we can do a big O replace and it looks like these
00:13:58.382 --> 00:13:59.557 are fine to be.
00:14:02.477 --> 00:14:03.437 Ohh yeah yeah.
00:14:04.047 --> 00:14:04.307 Yes.
00:14:04.567 --> 00:14:10.477 Umm, that's a lot of uh skins to make product card skew widget.
00:14:13.437 --> 00:14:14.847 And catalog table you know.
00:14:15.357 --> 00:14:16.567 It is anyone.
00:14:16.577 --> 00:14:18.781 Alex there, Brittany, do you guys want to take the last 15
00:14:18.781 --> 00:14:19.527 minutes of training?
00:14:19.537 --> 00:14:22.127 Since we solved this or anything you're working on.
00:14:21.177 --> 00:14:21.397 Yeah.
00:14:23.057 --> 00:14:24.857 I think we should go to Britain.
00:14:25.637 --> 00:14:25.797 OK.
00:14:26.917 --> 00:14:27.307 Yeah.
00:14:27.397 --> 00:14:27.957 Thank you guys.
00:14:28.587 --> 00:14:28.807 Yep.
00:14:29.527 --> 00:14:30.057 Thank you, Michael.
00:14:32.227 --> 00:14:37.152 Hmm, I so I was just chatting with Justin in the background on
00:14:37.152 --> 00:14:41.217 my probably nightmare of what's going on right now.
00:14:41.927 --> 00:14:42.597 Yay.
00:14:42.447 --> 00:14:43.627 Umm yeah.
00:14:43.107 --> 00:14:43.787 Well, that's it.
00:14:44.727 --> 00:14:45.177 You're good.
00:14:45.907 --> 00:14:50.070 So when we were in the group chat before for signalr, I had
00:14:47.777 --> 00:14:48.067 Baby.
00:14:50.070 --> 00:14:54.372 sent a screenshot of all the errors that were there because I
00:14:54.372 --> 00:14:58.951 basically put it in the root tin folder, but there wasn't a blank
00:14:58.951 --> 00:15:00.407 project folder first.
00:15:01.107 --> 00:15:04.317 So then I went and to.
00:15:07.097 --> 00:15:07.487 Hold on.
00:15:07.497 --> 00:15:07.807 Let me.
00:15:11.477 --> 00:15:13.107 We switched to my other screen.
00:15:16.397 --> 00:15:21.067 Alright, so then I made my blank publish folder.
00:15:21.357 --> 00:15:25.342 Sorry, I think I said project publish folder and then when I
00:15:25.342 --> 00:15:29.458 went back to Visual Studio that section that was in the middle
00:15:29.458 --> 00:15:32.397 before where you just basically picked your.
00:15:34.407 --> 00:15:38.207 Path to publish was it there?
00:15:38.217 --> 00:15:41.361 Like I couldn't change the path or anything, so I saw that I
00:15:41.361 --> 00:15:42.597 think it was, Nick said.
00:15:42.607 --> 00:15:45.007 Sometimes you have to close Visual Studio code out.
00:15:45.307 --> 00:15:49.148 So I did that and when I was trying to open up the solution
00:15:49.148 --> 00:15:53.309 it said we could no longer open the solution and then I tried it
00:15:53.309 --> 00:15:55.677 like three times and then I went to.
00:16:01.197 --> 00:16:04.299 When you click on recent projects and solutions, if I
00:16:04.299 --> 00:16:07.227 clicked on it, it says we can no longer open this.
00:16:07.237 --> 00:16:08.867 Do you wanna remove it from the list?
00:16:08.977 --> 00:16:12.147 So I clicked yes and now all of my solution files are missing.
00:16:14.117 --> 00:16:15.787 They're all broken or missing.
00:16:16.257 --> 00:16:18.347 There are literally not in my stuff folder anymore.
00:16:19.477 --> 00:16:20.387 So go to.
00:16:22.247 --> 00:16:22.587 Great.
00:16:24.457 --> 00:16:24.757 Uh.
00:16:25.407 --> 00:16:27.527 What's your git diff say? Yep.
00:16:25.487 --> 00:16:26.917 What is your source control show?
00:16:27.327 --> 00:16:28.017 Yeah, David.
00:16:27.417 --> 00:16:27.677 Yeah.
00:16:29.867 --> 00:16:30.837 Great minds think alike.
00:16:30.197 --> 00:16:31.477 They say that again.
00:16:30.847 --> 00:16:33.097 Michael, your source control.
00:16:32.687 --> 00:16:33.227 Source control.
00:16:33.107 --> 00:16:33.617 What does it say?
00:16:35.297 --> 00:16:36.517 In here.
00:16:37.327 --> 00:16:37.537 Umm.
00:16:39.387 --> 00:16:39.767 Uh.
00:16:39.807 --> 00:16:41.807 Add a folder to the workspace, yeah.
00:16:43.277 --> 00:16:44.217 Sure.
00:16:44.057 --> 00:16:47.087 Then go to the root of the project.
00:16:53.627 --> 00:16:53.807 Yeah.
00:16:57.557 --> 00:17:01.877 I will say, historically speaking, uh, this is a sucky
00:17:01.877 --> 00:17:06.197 situation and I've usually had to delete all of stuff.
00:17:06.507 --> 00:17:08.267 Reclone it and rebuild.
00:17:09.167 --> 00:17:12.827 That's I've only had this happen once or twice where I broke the
00:17:10.427 --> 00:17:10.727 OK.
00:17:12.827 --> 00:17:16.036 file, but it is possible to break that solution file and
00:17:16.036 --> 00:17:17.387 come hell or high water.
00:17:16.357 --> 00:17:16.637 Hmm.
00:17:17.397 --> 00:17:21.151 I've never figured out a way to fix it without just repolling,
00:17:21.151 --> 00:17:22.997 but it sounds really crazy but.
00:17:23.847 --> 00:17:24.147 OK.
00:17:25.787 --> 00:17:27.387 Go back to the File Explorer.
00:17:28.467 --> 00:17:29.947 It's nothing you're gonna repo anymore.
00:17:29.197 --> 00:17:30.467 Do you not have a dog?
00:17:30.477 --> 00:17:33.067 Get she?
00:17:32.317 --> 00:17:33.347 I don't think it does.
00:17:32.847 --> 00:17:33.407 Yeah, she does.
00:17:33.077 --> 00:17:33.327 OK.
00:17:33.357 --> 00:17:34.997 Thing, give her the source control.
00:17:34.827 --> 00:17:36.957 Do you have tortoise git installed?
00:17:37.947 --> 00:17:38.377 I do.
00:17:39.417 --> 00:17:43.057 Can you right click and see if you have any differences?
00:17:46.657 --> 00:17:48.387 What would I be looking for?
00:17:46.827 --> 00:17:47.217 Uh.
00:17:48.227 --> 00:17:49.547 Ohh hers is weird.
00:17:49.037 --> 00:17:49.837 Never done this for.
00:17:50.037 --> 00:17:53.037 The our bigger list of items on the tortoise git.
00:17:52.097 --> 00:17:56.707 For her, yeah, click on settings and tortoise git.
00:17:55.447 --> 00:17:56.247 Yeah, you you got.
00:17:56.997 --> 00:17:57.987 Well, do you use command line?
00:17:57.357 --> 00:17:57.937 Yeah, some.
00:17:57.997 --> 00:17:58.967 Do you use bash?
00:17:59.057 --> 00:17:59.507 Bash.
00:17:59.517 --> 00:18:01.007 Good old bash will not let you down.
00:18:01.237 --> 00:18:01.947 Close this.
00:18:02.377 --> 00:18:06.202 Go back to VS code or opening command line, change directory
00:18:05.667 --> 00:18:07.027 Yeah, PowerShell is fine.
00:18:06.202 --> 00:18:07.957 to staff directory and then.
00:18:11.017 --> 00:18:13.957 Yeah, the Change directory 3 levels up and then get status.
00:18:11.957 --> 00:18:12.137 Yeah.
00:18:14.427 --> 00:18:16.477 That will definitely tell you what's going on.
00:18:22.007 --> 00:18:23.697 Not a git repository.
00:18:24.557 --> 00:18:26.207 For pooja Doo.
00:18:26.517 --> 00:18:30.601 Alright, copy your solution items and then delete everything
00:18:30.601 --> 00:18:34.617 because you it's probably going to be faster than trying to
00:18:33.067 --> 00:18:33.297 Yeah.
00:18:34.617 --> 00:18:38.500 manually figure out what happened in like reestablish the
00:18:38.500 --> 00:18:38.767 the.
00:18:39.007 --> 00:18:39.217 So.
00:18:39.677 --> 00:18:40.817 Did you have work in here?
00:18:40.117 --> 00:18:40.787 What's in your?
00:18:41.177 --> 00:18:43.007 What's in your dot git folder by the way?
00:18:43.017 --> 00:18:43.387 Just.
00:18:43.777 --> 00:18:44.047 Yeah.
00:18:43.987 --> 00:18:45.237 Ah, my haven't.
00:18:44.057 --> 00:18:45.037 And do you have work in here?
00:18:44.597 --> 00:18:47.957 Nothing useful, OK.
00:18:46.817 --> 00:18:51.270 I mean, I was doing work on in VS code and while I was in the
00:18:51.270 --> 00:18:52.347 middle of that.
00:18:52.257 --> 00:18:57.839 OK, copy copy solution items and 07 because it was all in 07, I'm
00:18:57.839 --> 00:18:59.107 guessing right?
00:19:00.507 --> 00:19:03.597 And what is 07 storefront?
00:19:01.887 --> 00:19:02.207 Yeah.
00:19:03.007 --> 00:19:05.910 Like 07 portals like you're just working on front end, front end
00:19:03.327 --> 00:19:04.937 UH-7 portals store front.
00:19:05.387 --> 00:19:09.097 Yeah, I I just did 2 front end tickets.
00:19:05.910 --> 00:19:06.177 files.
00:19:06.187 --> 00:19:07.257 You weren't? Yeah.
00:19:10.107 --> 00:19:10.687 Yeah. OK.
00:19:10.417 --> 00:19:12.237 Yeah, I mean just copy the react stuff really.
00:19:12.737 --> 00:19:21.387 OK, so I am copying this and what else?
00:19:13.987 --> 00:19:14.187 Yeah.
00:19:22.037 --> 00:19:22.867 Solution items.
00:19:24.407 --> 00:19:27.367 Yep, copy those and then paste them one level higher.
00:19:28.527 --> 00:19:33.677 Just inside of tin because you're not going to delete 10.
00:19:33.827 --> 00:19:34.867 So that's the good news.
00:19:36.837 --> 00:19:40.117 Uh, now I will let anyone who's who's been here.
00:19:37.947 --> 00:19:38.117 Yeah.
00:19:41.197 --> 00:19:44.627 Uh, anyone other than Brittany argue with me.
00:19:44.637 --> 00:19:50.424 If you think it's faster to try to fix this, then reclone then
00:19:47.587 --> 00:19:49.687 Umm, I would just do that.
00:19:50.424 --> 00:19:53.087 you could just reclone, yeah.
00:19:52.137 --> 00:19:55.966 Yeah, I will say though, Brittany, adding that publish
00:19:55.966 --> 00:19:59.237 folder usually would not cause this like that.
00:19:59.297 --> 00:19:59.757 This is weird.
00:19:59.317 --> 00:20:02.561 I have a feeling that it was when when the so I don't know
00:19:59.337 --> 00:19:59.457 Yeah.
00:20:02.561 --> 00:20:06.135 why the solution wouldn't open, but when I went to a most recent
00:20:04.957 --> 00:20:05.157 Now.
00:20:06.135 --> 00:20:09.653 solutions it like the third time trying to open it, it was like
00:20:09.653 --> 00:20:12.017 do you just wanna remove it from the list?
00:20:12.027 --> 00:20:14.378 So I was like sure, maybe it needs to refresh itself, but
00:20:14.378 --> 00:20:15.917 apparently that's not what that does.
00:20:15.037 --> 00:20:15.297 Yep.
00:20:19.317 --> 00:20:21.207 Yeah, I think I've seen this happen.
00:20:19.927 --> 00:20:20.117 But.
00:20:21.217 --> 00:20:21.917 One other time.
00:20:23.297 --> 00:20:26.887 I've had my solution break because I did nothing wrong.
00:20:27.497 --> 00:20:32.768 I was just using Visual Studio to like like normal and it just
00:20:27.757 --> 00:20:27.967 Yes.
00:20:32.768 --> 00:20:35.947 broken self and like I tried I tried.
00:20:35.957 --> 00:20:40.427 I tried probably 45 minutes to fix it and this was I mean, not
00:20:40.427 --> 00:20:41.917 to gloat or anything.
00:20:41.927 --> 00:20:45.549 But I've been here a while and this was only like 2 months ago,
00:20:45.549 --> 00:20:46.907 like I wasn't brand new.
00:20:46.997 --> 00:20:50.649 You know, I mean and I was trying everything and I could
00:20:47.597 --> 00:20:47.757 Yeah.
00:20:48.027 --> 00:20:48.307 OK.
00:20:50.649 --> 00:20:53.467 not, could not fix it no matter what I did.
00:20:53.617 --> 00:20:55.297 So yeah, OK.
00:20:55.047 --> 00:20:55.637 Maybe.
00:20:55.307 --> 00:20:55.537 And then?
00:20:55.647 --> 00:20:58.662 Maybe you are meant to break it two months prior so that you
00:20:58.662 --> 00:20:59.847 could help me right now.
00:21:00.177 --> 00:21:01.557 Yeah. Who knows?
00:21:02.617 --> 00:21:03.047 OK.
00:21:03.057 --> 00:21:07.869 Well, so because we're smart and we're not dumb, you're going to
00:21:07.869 --> 00:21:11.866 close close to terminal and close anything that could
00:21:11.866 --> 00:21:16.307 possibly be watching any files in here in this whole folder
00:21:16.307 --> 00:21:17.417 like inside 10.
00:21:17.827 --> 00:21:20.787 So Visual Studio terminals VS code.
00:21:23.077 --> 00:21:27.297 Because this will be faster than the alternative option.
00:21:26.357 --> 00:21:27.637 Changing your apple please.
00:21:29.637 --> 00:21:29.797 OK.
00:21:31.917 --> 00:21:32.287 All right.
00:21:32.297 --> 00:21:38.397 And now renamed Seth to Seth.
00:21:34.627 --> 00:21:34.867 Ohh.
00:21:38.447 --> 00:21:40.647 Underscore old or something?
00:21:43.047 --> 00:21:44.597 Or X or anything.
00:21:44.607 --> 00:21:46.277 Anything different than stuff is fine.
00:21:46.807 --> 00:21:47.197 There you go.
00:21:48.027 --> 00:21:48.247 OK.
00:21:49.117 --> 00:21:51.277 And hit enter and let's see if it lets you do it.
00:21:51.287 --> 00:21:52.617 OK. Cancel.
00:21:52.517 --> 00:21:53.187 No.
00:21:53.467 --> 00:21:54.857 What is open?
00:21:53.687 --> 00:21:54.227 Do you have?
00:21:55.477 --> 00:21:55.807 Yeah.
00:21:55.817 --> 00:21:57.997 Do you have lock Hunter Lockhunter is your friend.
00:21:58.507 --> 00:22:01.125 It's on my list of things to download, but I have not
00:22:01.125 --> 00:22:01.997 downloaded it yet.
00:22:02.047 --> 00:22:03.897 Well, congratulations.
00:22:02.507 --> 00:22:03.827 Hey, today is the day.
00:22:03.047 --> 00:22:06.277 This I was like.
00:22:04.117 --> 00:22:04.837 Yep.
00:22:05.247 --> 00:22:06.537 You you've arrived.
00:22:06.287 --> 00:22:08.607 I don't foresee that happening anytime soon.
00:22:08.617 --> 00:22:11.427 I'll just keep it at the bottom of my list, but here we go.
00:22:10.867 --> 00:22:12.857 Now you definitely definitely need it.
00:22:12.867 --> 00:22:17.474 So cancel open the browser and download a lock hunter because
00:22:17.474 --> 00:22:22.155 it is for this exact situation where you're like, I don't know
00:22:18.167 --> 00:22:19.017 Oh, OK.
00:22:22.155 --> 00:22:26.687 what is keeping this controlled, but I want to know and lock
00:22:26.687 --> 00:22:27.207 Hunter.
00:22:27.217 --> 00:22:32.337 It's only job is to do that and it does it very well so.
00:22:36.027 --> 00:22:36.827 Am I right guys?
00:22:36.837 --> 00:22:38.257 You guys haven't had any problems with the hell.
00:22:39.427 --> 00:22:40.447 I love lock honor.
00:22:39.867 --> 00:22:44.344 I I use it often, but didn't it just happen where a folder was
00:22:44.344 --> 00:22:45.907 locked by lock Hunter?
00:22:47.607 --> 00:22:48.737 Or maybe making that up?
00:22:50.727 --> 00:22:53.327 I not in this call.
00:22:54.397 --> 00:22:57.472 OK, I could have sworn it happened with with someone like
00:22:57.472 --> 00:23:00.864 maybe like 2 weeks ago where a law counter was actually walking
00:23:00.864 --> 00:23:01.447 the folder.
00:23:01.737 --> 00:23:02.447 I believe it.
00:23:02.737 --> 00:23:03.787 I can see that happening.
00:23:04.067 --> 00:23:06.632 It's like it's like that Spiderman meme or the all
00:23:06.632 --> 00:23:07.637 pointing each other.
00:23:07.727 --> 00:23:08.657 It's like Hugh.
00:23:08.107 --> 00:23:08.327 Yeah.
00:23:13.237 --> 00:23:14.587 It's like, do you want to kill this one?
00:23:13.287 --> 00:23:13.527 OK.
00:23:13.477 --> 00:23:13.827 Times.
00:23:16.767 --> 00:23:20.141 So, Oh no, we don't use it like that because it's a waste of
00:23:20.141 --> 00:23:20.417 time.
00:23:20.527 --> 00:23:21.407 Just go back to the file.
00:23:20.897 --> 00:23:21.557 I'm just kidding.
00:23:22.887 --> 00:23:25.617 I know you're like, think what in the heck?
00:23:25.627 --> 00:23:28.027 But yeah, just right click it and it's an option in the menu.
00:23:31.787 --> 00:23:32.477 Somewhere. Options.
00:23:31.787 --> 00:23:33.737 White show more options.
00:23:33.817 --> 00:23:34.377 Yeah.
00:23:34.447 --> 00:23:35.957 Ohh there is your normal menu.
00:23:36.007 --> 00:23:38.267 Yours was yours is hidden for some reason.
00:23:38.667 --> 00:23:40.347 Hers is window 11/5.
00:23:40.597 --> 00:23:41.057 What?
00:23:41.087 --> 00:23:42.177 Where is lock Hunter though?
00:23:41.137 --> 00:23:41.487 What?
00:23:41.537 --> 00:23:42.827 Where's the what?
00:23:44.577 --> 00:23:44.957 Hold on.
00:23:44.637 --> 00:23:46.727 I we're looking for counter somewhere.
00:23:46.737 --> 00:23:47.037 Hold on.
00:23:48.197 --> 00:23:48.687 Yeah.
00:23:48.777 --> 00:23:49.187 Do it again.
00:23:50.837 --> 00:23:51.707 Look at this list.
00:23:51.147 --> 00:23:51.727 There you go.
00:23:51.717 --> 00:23:52.547 This this grew.
00:23:52.937 --> 00:23:55.327 OK, a yeah.
00:23:53.597 --> 00:23:55.097 Yeah, let's locking folder.
00:23:53.767 --> 00:23:57.297 Yeah, it's the little gears under the Blue Shield.
00:23:55.997 --> 00:23:58.827 Actively click on it before my right click on it.
00:23:58.837 --> 00:24:00.007 It it doesn't work.
00:24:00.767 --> 00:24:02.807 What is locking this folder OK.
00:24:03.747 --> 00:24:03.887 Yeah.
00:24:06.357 --> 00:24:07.047 And there you go.
00:24:07.097 --> 00:24:09.846 And then don't kill Explorer because that's like your whole
00:24:09.437 --> 00:24:10.247 Uh, it's the app pool.
00:24:09.846 --> 00:24:10.487 window system.
00:24:11.037 --> 00:24:11.947 It's the apples.
00:24:12.037 --> 00:24:12.257 OK.
00:24:13.077 --> 00:24:14.117 So go turn off your apples.
00:24:13.307 --> 00:24:13.927 I thought I'd just.
00:24:14.767 --> 00:24:19.247 So I cracked on that that I didn't see that.
00:24:14.837 --> 00:24:16.597 I think I just closed them all.
00:24:21.647 --> 00:24:26.693 Still did A to kill the apples and she killed the whole umm CLT
00:24:21.917 --> 00:24:22.177 Uh.
00:24:26.693 --> 00:24:27.087 tool.
00:24:26.767 --> 00:24:28.537 Just closed it out, yeah.
00:24:29.177 --> 00:24:31.387 Yeah, that's not how it works.
00:24:32.907 --> 00:24:34.397 Fortunately, actually.
00:24:34.827 --> 00:24:35.357 OK.
00:24:35.467 --> 00:24:35.977 There you go.
00:24:36.067 --> 00:24:40.683 So now you can refresh lock Hunter to make sure that they're
00:24:38.917 --> 00:24:39.317 OK.
00:24:40.683 --> 00:24:41.137 going.
00:24:44.207 --> 00:24:44.577 OK.
00:24:44.647 --> 00:24:45.947 And now I'll try to rename it.
00:24:45.437 --> 00:24:45.707 Lord.
00:24:49.997 --> 00:24:54.567 Windows 11 ified it's the horror, the the horror.
00:24:54.727 --> 00:24:57.727 They're just like, clearly, people are getting Dumber.
00:24:57.737 --> 00:25:02.471 So let's just keep hiding more and more stuff from them as
00:25:02.471 --> 00:25:04.637 versions continue like now.
00:25:04.897 --> 00:25:05.487 Why the?
00:25:05.537 --> 00:25:06.167 Why the?
00:25:06.237 --> 00:25:09.707 Why the main start menu got so simplistic too?
00:25:09.917 --> 00:25:16.447 OK, now shift delete settled and you'll see why.
00:25:16.457 --> 00:25:17.877 I told you to rename it in a second.
00:25:18.727 --> 00:25:22.897 So shift and then delete OK.
00:25:21.477 --> 00:25:22.547 Billy. Yep.
00:25:22.617 --> 00:25:26.170 So you're not going to send it to the recycle bin, you're going
00:25:26.170 --> 00:25:29.111 to send it to the nether directly, as in permanently
00:25:29.111 --> 00:25:29.777 deleting it.
00:25:29.537 --> 00:25:32.697 Method, you know?
00:25:32.127 --> 00:25:35.597 This button right here, OK.
00:25:33.747 --> 00:25:37.727 That is the button I've been playing a lot of Minecraft.
00:25:33.987 --> 00:25:35.517 Yell playing Minecraft this weekend?
00:25:35.527 --> 00:25:36.227 What's going on here?
00:25:37.737 --> 00:25:38.467 I'm not gonna lie.
00:25:38.607 --> 00:25:39.037 OK.
00:25:39.087 --> 00:25:41.317 That's gonna take like a little bit.
00:25:41.567 --> 00:25:45.330 So while it's going though, since you renamed the folder,
00:25:41.747 --> 00:25:42.007 OK.
00:25:45.330 --> 00:25:46.497 you can get clone.
00:25:46.507 --> 00:25:52.169 Now while it's still deleting it, that makes sense if you try
00:25:50.747 --> 00:25:52.897 OK. Umm.
00:25:52.169 --> 00:25:55.547 to clone and the name of the folder.
00:25:55.617 --> 00:25:57.167 That's like this name.
00:25:57.637 --> 00:26:00.611 What's this? Was still called Jeff, and it tries to clone
00:26:00.611 --> 00:26:00.867 Jeff.
00:26:00.917 --> 00:26:01.757 The clone will fail.
00:26:02.317 --> 00:26:02.537 OK.
00:26:03.107 --> 00:26:04.227 That's why we had to rename it.
00:26:04.407 --> 00:26:09.194 So OK, so go back there and then since no ones gonna ever
00:26:09.194 --> 00:26:14.147 memorize it, open the browser and go back to Azure and look
00:26:14.147 --> 00:26:16.457 for our branch and clone it.
00:26:25.857 --> 00:26:29.727 This is really early for this to happen to you and I'm sorry, OK?
00:26:29.897 --> 00:26:30.797 Oh, it's OK.
00:26:31.407 --> 00:26:35.046 Doesn't actually matter which branch you click on, because it
00:26:35.046 --> 00:26:37.217 always clones from developed anyway.
00:26:37.527 --> 00:26:39.117 So just click on any branch.
00:26:39.877 --> 00:26:40.157 OK.
00:26:42.017 --> 00:26:46.155 On the sorry on the end part like QA or current bids or beat
00:26:46.155 --> 00:26:48.257 callus, whichever one you want.
00:26:49.737 --> 00:26:51.067 You're gonna need 10 QA.
00:26:50.817 --> 00:26:52.267 Where am I looking?
00:26:53.467 --> 00:26:56.586 You don't want to click on one of the folder icon you want to
00:26:56.586 --> 00:26:58.597 click on one with like the little, yes.
00:26:57.797 --> 00:26:59.647 This got it.
00:27:01.817 --> 00:27:07.737 And then right there you got clone copyright and then just
00:27:07.737 --> 00:27:10.847 click the little double papers.
00:27:10.947 --> 00:27:11.337 There you go.
00:27:12.307 --> 00:27:13.847 And then go there.
00:27:14.387 --> 00:27:15.427 Oh, command prompt.
00:27:20.257 --> 00:27:23.137 And then change directory into 10.
00:27:26.437 --> 00:27:30.267 Fastest way for me to get that this?
00:27:36.457 --> 00:27:40.254 Uh, you can't use Windows V and command prompt, so just you're
00:27:40.254 --> 00:27:43.207 gonna have to go copy the URL for cloning again.
00:27:45.157 --> 00:27:45.817 Ohh.
00:27:46.277 --> 00:27:46.817 It's OK.
00:27:46.857 --> 00:27:47.577 No, it's no big deal.
00:27:47.587 --> 00:27:49.397 I just want you to know that you're gonna have to do it.
00:27:49.407 --> 00:27:49.967 Yeah. OK.
00:27:50.337 --> 00:27:51.807 So then open the browser again.
00:27:51.917 --> 00:27:52.547 Copy that.
00:27:52.757 --> 00:27:53.147 Yep.
00:27:53.197 --> 00:27:58.307 And then Git space clone space, right click and hit enter.
00:27:59.887 --> 00:28:01.307 What are you?
00:28:01.457 --> 00:28:02.037 Can't do that.
00:28:02.047 --> 00:28:02.607 Can't you?
00:28:02.657 --> 00:28:03.567 Ohh you can do it.
00:28:03.577 --> 00:28:07.434 So it'll it'll like not paste it, but it'll now be in your
00:28:07.434 --> 00:28:08.087 clipboard.
00:28:08.097 --> 00:28:10.720 So now you can paste it so you just have to like control V
00:28:10.720 --> 00:28:11.297 twice almost.
00:28:12.477 --> 00:28:12.887 Gotcha.
00:28:12.717 --> 00:28:15.477 If you if you windows ME ohh.
00:28:14.717 --> 00:28:19.907 Yeah, they don't paste it, but you can still do the control.
00:28:17.757 --> 00:28:18.377 Oh, it does work.
00:28:19.907 --> 00:28:20.247 Lee.
00:28:20.797 --> 00:28:22.067 OK, alright.
00:28:21.867 --> 00:28:23.007 Yeah, a little weird.
00:28:22.077 --> 00:28:22.737 I didn't know that.
00:28:22.747 --> 00:28:23.237 I thought it.
00:28:23.297 --> 00:28:24.027 I thought it didn't.
00:28:24.037 --> 00:28:27.270 I don't know why I thought I didn't, but OK, so once this is
00:28:27.270 --> 00:28:30.555 done cloning and once the old ones, while doesn't matter when
00:28:30.555 --> 00:28:31.667 the old ones deleted.
00:28:31.877 --> 00:28:37.827 But once this is done cloning, you should quote unquote should
00:28:37.827 --> 00:28:43.683 be able to just copy 07 portals over the current one and copy
00:28:43.683 --> 00:28:47.177 solution items over the current one.
00:28:44.297 --> 00:28:44.557 OK.
00:28:48.247 --> 00:28:51.417 And the only thing that might be broken is siblings.
00:28:52.007 --> 00:28:55.191 Everything else should just ohh and you'll have to rebuild the
00:28:55.191 --> 00:28:58.375 back end again because as you probably learned by now, anytime
00:28:58.375 --> 00:29:01.255 you do anything you have to rebuild the rebuild the back
00:29:01.255 --> 00:29:01.457 end.
00:29:01.467 --> 00:29:03.687 It's so it's a very common occurrence.
00:29:02.487 --> 00:29:02.807 OK.
00:29:03.697 --> 00:29:06.527 It's not literally anything, but like it's a common thing. So.
00:29:09.727 --> 00:29:13.458 And you got to rebuild the front end actually because the build
00:29:13.458 --> 00:29:14.507 is not tracked so.
00:29:16.397 --> 00:29:17.027 All right.
00:29:17.037 --> 00:29:18.597 So this ones about halfway.
00:29:20.277 --> 00:29:21.537 That's pretty fast actually.
00:29:22.087 --> 00:29:22.577 Way slower.
00:29:32.387 --> 00:29:33.967 And technology sucks.
00:29:34.047 --> 00:29:34.227 OK.
00:29:36.247 --> 00:29:39.179 So yeah, if you don't have to wait for the delete to finish,
00:29:39.179 --> 00:29:42.207 it will just keep going on in the background and whenever it's
00:29:41.307 --> 00:29:41.587 OK.
00:29:42.207 --> 00:29:42.927 done it's done.
00:29:43.747 --> 00:29:44.187 Umm.
00:29:45.197 --> 00:29:47.837 OK, so now. Yep.
00:29:45.507 --> 00:29:46.867 Here's my new set folder.
00:29:47.887 --> 00:29:51.407 They go in there and delete 07 portals because you already have
00:29:51.407 --> 00:29:54.817 your own version, which is the version with your work, right?
00:29:55.127 --> 00:29:59.580 So you can shift delete or soft delete whatever whatever you
00:29:59.580 --> 00:30:00.017 fancy.
00:30:00.077 --> 00:30:00.207 See.
00:30:06.557 --> 00:30:13.437 And it may have to wait until the first ones done it.
00:30:11.367 --> 00:30:13.047 Nah, Nah, it'll go.
00:30:13.507 --> 00:30:16.237 How it'll do it on multiple threads?
00:30:14.607 --> 00:30:16.747 It'll go, yeah.
00:30:16.327 --> 00:30:17.997 Cool. OK.
00:30:25.757 --> 00:30:27.527 I played way too much Minecraft lately.
00:30:27.537 --> 00:30:31.306 It's been my been my been my game and but I finally built all
00:30:31.306 --> 00:30:34.953 the farms I wanted to build, so I think I'm going to take a
00:30:34.953 --> 00:30:36.107 hiatus for a while.
00:30:36.537 --> 00:30:38.717 It is such a time sink.
00:30:42.057 --> 00:30:45.357 I've been wanting to jump back on think about it, never do it.
00:30:46.107 --> 00:30:47.347 When's the last time you played it?
00:30:49.047 --> 00:30:49.397 Dig it?
00:30:49.407 --> 00:30:50.507 It's probably been like 2 years.
00:30:51.967 --> 00:30:53.747 Ohh, that's not bad.
00:30:52.467 --> 00:30:53.017 It's been a while.
00:30:54.857 --> 00:30:56.587 That's not as long as it was for me.
00:30:56.657 --> 00:31:02.997 I I think they're run version 1.19 now and the last version I
00:31:02.997 --> 00:31:08.007 played was 1.9 like before three months ago. So.
00:31:05.677 --> 00:31:06.077 So.
00:31:08.797 --> 00:31:11.827 He was really Nicola that got me playing it again.
00:31:11.837 --> 00:31:15.887 Some cause you know she she had never heard of Minecraft and I
00:31:13.017 --> 00:31:13.307 Umm.
00:31:15.887 --> 00:31:18.137 was like, yo, kids love this game.
00:31:17.207 --> 00:31:19.617 No, they do.
00:31:19.687 --> 00:31:20.297 It's real.
00:31:21.457 --> 00:31:21.777 They do.
00:31:22.697 --> 00:31:23.507 It's so versatile.
00:31:24.537 --> 00:31:28.028 It's like whatever you want to do, you can pretty much just do
00:31:28.028 --> 00:31:31.408 it like you wanna be in peaceful mode and just plant flowers
00:31:31.408 --> 00:31:32.017 everywhere.
00:31:32.247 --> 00:31:35.069 You can do that and if you just want to go kill the dragon, you
00:31:35.069 --> 00:31:35.597 can do that.
00:31:35.827 --> 00:31:38.561 If you want to go kill the dragon multiple times, you can
00:31:38.561 --> 00:31:38.937 do that.
00:31:39.387 --> 00:31:44.631 Like whatever you can imagine, you want to build something
00:31:44.631 --> 00:31:45.697 that's cool.
00:31:45.517 --> 00:31:46.287 Yeah, she's builder.
00:31:45.977 --> 00:31:47.207 I used to play it to just.
00:31:47.217 --> 00:31:48.267 Yeah, unwind.
00:31:48.437 --> 00:31:49.527 It is very relaxing.
00:31:50.557 --> 00:31:50.717 Yeah.
00:31:51.977 --> 00:31:52.867 Or that music.
00:31:52.877 --> 00:31:53.277 They do.
00:31:53.287 --> 00:31:54.067 You hear that music?
00:31:54.077 --> 00:31:54.707 Come on.
00:31:54.677 --> 00:31:56.477 Yeah, it's soothing.
00:31:54.857 --> 00:31:57.287 And that's just this good times.
00:31:55.447 --> 00:31:55.657 Umm.
00:31:58.057 --> 00:31:58.817 You mining away.
00:32:00.877 --> 00:32:05.025 As memories of you fall into lava pit, you know, like, this
00:32:05.025 --> 00:32:06.407 is such a nice team.
00:32:05.407 --> 00:32:10.823 Dude rule #1 is you never go anywhere without a a potion of
00:32:10.823 --> 00:32:12.267 fire resistance.
00:32:12.677 --> 00:32:17.505 That is like as soon as you can get one, you get it and you keep
00:32:17.505 --> 00:32:18.247 it always.
00:32:20.507 --> 00:32:22.857 Things I get when I I go back in and far more.
00:32:26.227 --> 00:32:28.007 If you can't just stop with one of those, man.
00:32:26.237 --> 00:32:26.357 Yeah.
00:32:29.357 --> 00:32:29.497 Yeah.
00:32:30.627 --> 00:32:33.907 Have you guys played with the elytra in the game yet?
00:32:34.437 --> 00:32:36.127 I have no clue what that is.
00:32:36.537 --> 00:32:38.557 No, it's been a while for me.
00:32:36.907 --> 00:32:38.057 Ohh dude.
00:32:38.067 --> 00:32:38.267 OK.
00:32:39.407 --> 00:32:43.341 Well, y'all should hop in and well, it takes a while to get
00:32:43.341 --> 00:32:45.307 it, so I'm not gonna tell you.
00:32:45.317 --> 00:32:48.429 You should do it right away, but whenever you have time and feel
00:32:48.429 --> 00:32:51.157 inclined to play again, lying is the thing in Minecraft.
00:32:51.167 --> 00:32:52.307 Now, like in survival.
00:32:53.617 --> 00:32:53.907 Hmm.
00:32:54.907 --> 00:32:59.417 And the elytra are wings, and you can you can build some
00:32:59.417 --> 00:33:04.401 fireworks and then while you're gliding with the wings, if you
00:33:04.401 --> 00:33:09.305 use a firework, it'll launch you and you can travel like, you
00:33:09.305 --> 00:33:13.656 know, I don't know, like, 1000 blocks in 10 seconds or
00:33:13.656 --> 00:33:14.447 something.
00:33:14.937 --> 00:33:16.237 It's pretty, it's pretty cool.
00:33:16.837 --> 00:33:17.097 I don't.
00:33:17.107 --> 00:33:19.217 I build one of those I don't need.
00:33:19.067 --> 00:33:23.673 You have to find it so they added a new dimension to the
00:33:23.673 --> 00:33:27.147 end, like a second end and the second end.
00:33:27.197 --> 00:33:30.977 It's a bunch of islands and you have to travel among the islands
00:33:30.977 --> 00:33:34.467 until you find a pirate ship, and then you have to raid the
00:33:34.467 --> 00:33:36.327 pirate ship to get in the lytra.
00:33:36.577 --> 00:33:40.785 And there's no other way to get it, like it's not a renewable
00:33:40.785 --> 00:33:43.227 item, so it's very rare, very hard.
00:33:43.887 --> 00:33:44.097 OK.
00:33:45.167 --> 00:33:50.126 Uh, so now you can copy 07 portals from just inside 10,
00:33:50.126 --> 00:33:51.897 paste it into stuff.
00:33:57.547 --> 00:34:00.180 Try just drag it or just actually copy and paste it in
00:34:00.180 --> 00:34:00.467 there.
00:34:00.647 --> 00:34:01.407 What?
00:34:01.447 --> 00:34:02.337 Either way, it doesn't matter.
00:34:07.997 --> 00:34:08.537 Yep.
00:34:08.697 --> 00:34:09.077 And then.
00:34:09.967 --> 00:34:10.777 UM.
00:34:11.147 --> 00:34:13.668 And then I think you can actually just drag solution
00:34:13.668 --> 00:34:16.474 items in there and Michael, correct me if I'm wrong, it'll
00:34:16.474 --> 00:34:18.757 just paste over the one that's in there, right?
00:34:18.907 --> 00:34:19.647 Uh, yeah, dude.
00:34:20.167 --> 00:34:20.367 Yeah.
00:34:21.527 --> 00:34:24.155 One of the cool features windows, actually one of the
00:34:24.155 --> 00:34:26.977 features they introduced is actually really, really neat.
00:34:27.247 --> 00:34:30.377 O yeah, go back into stuff. Uh.
00:34:30.057 --> 00:34:33.017 Should have probably ask you if you want to over right.
00:34:34.337 --> 00:34:37.385 And then you'll have to go back to your command line so
00:34:37.385 --> 00:34:39.017 everything looks good in here.
00:34:39.907 --> 00:34:45.747 You'll have to change directory into Web 9.
00:34:47.837 --> 00:34:53.947 Uh portals default skins because you need delete the file.
00:34:53.957 --> 00:34:55.307 The Symlink goes to.
00:34:55.357 --> 00:34:57.057 I believe you also delete the symlink.
00:35:00.837 --> 00:35:02.727 So CD portals?
00:35:02.737 --> 00:35:04.187 Or is it underscore portals?
00:35:04.197 --> 00:35:05.737 Or is this portals? Is portals.
00:35:05.357 --> 00:35:06.127 It's portals.
00:35:05.357 --> 00:35:07.147 Just portals, it's underscore default.
00:35:05.837 --> 00:35:07.807 Yeah, yeah.
00:35:06.137 --> 00:35:06.627 I don't know why.
00:35:08.787 --> 00:35:10.787 Portals and then where was it default?
00:35:11.697 --> 00:35:15.217 Underscore default and then slash skins.
00:35:17.947 --> 00:35:18.227 OK.
00:35:18.667 --> 00:35:21.257 And then type LS and hit enter.
00:35:22.217 --> 00:35:23.997 You might need Ohly actually.
00:35:24.007 --> 00:35:24.777 Yeah, that works here.
00:35:24.787 --> 00:35:25.607 OK, never mind, I don't know.
00:35:25.167 --> 00:35:26.817 That's OK.
00:35:26.827 --> 00:35:28.207 Well, then, never mind.
00:35:28.217 --> 00:35:28.977 They might just work.
00:35:28.987 --> 00:35:32.234 You might want to go into them in the fault in the File
00:35:31.807 --> 00:35:32.307 Ohh.
00:35:32.234 --> 00:35:35.595 Explorer and just make sure that clicking on one of those
00:35:35.595 --> 00:35:38.957 actually takes you to the actual skin, but it might work.
00:35:40.397 --> 00:35:44.507 Team and she'll probably need the rewrite and then pretend.
00:35:45.837 --> 00:35:49.095 Uh Nope, she she copied all of those 7 bottles, including all
00:35:49.095 --> 00:35:49.777 the rewrites.
00:35:49.167 --> 00:35:49.917 Ah, never mind then.
00:35:50.327 --> 00:35:51.077 Yeah, it should work.
00:35:51.087 --> 00:35:53.587 Then scans.
00:35:53.237 --> 00:35:56.757 Ohh, there we go 10.
00:35:53.237 --> 00:35:57.257 Skins third, third, last one and then double clicked in.
00:35:57.827 --> 00:35:58.317 Cool.
00:35:58.387 --> 00:36:03.507 Alright, so now you need to go back to terminal and change
00:36:03.507 --> 00:36:06.457 directory to go back up to stuff.
00:36:12.477 --> 00:36:13.927 And then Yep, one more.
00:36:16.447 --> 00:36:19.587 That CD stuff 07 portals.
00:36:21.997 --> 00:36:24.237 Storefront react.
00:36:26.537 --> 00:36:27.487 You can do.
00:36:27.557 --> 00:36:30.588 You can tap here if you didn't know so like you can type in 07
00:36:29.797 --> 00:36:29.997 Right.
00:36:30.588 --> 00:36:31.117 real quick.
00:36:31.507 --> 00:36:33.257 Yeah, it wasn't working for some reason.
00:36:32.997 --> 00:36:33.547 Ohh OK.
00:36:33.267 --> 00:36:35.497 So or 7 portals.
00:36:36.677 --> 00:36:37.377 Storefront.
00:36:41.427 --> 00:36:45.372 You might need to use backslashes instead of forward
00:36:45.372 --> 00:36:45.967 slashes.
00:36:46.037 --> 00:36:46.437 I don't know.
00:36:47.137 --> 00:36:49.017 I usually use backslash and it usually works.
00:36:47.297 --> 00:36:47.657 He had the.
00:36:49.907 --> 00:36:51.587 There we go, storefront.
00:36:52.177 --> 00:36:52.737 Uh, react.
00:36:54.587 --> 00:36:58.617 And then do you MPM space I enter?
00:37:00.957 --> 00:37:01.907 Because you of course.
00:37:01.087 --> 00:37:03.027 I'm amazed it wasn't yelling about those lashes.
00:37:09.727 --> 00:37:09.997 Yeah.
00:37:10.007 --> 00:37:10.457 Sorry, David.
00:37:10.067 --> 00:37:10.647 You know what?
00:37:11.477 --> 00:37:12.467 Yeah, I'm surprised, too.
00:37:13.767 --> 00:37:21.817 Uh, those such file or directory Seth Osen postal program?
00:37:20.107 --> 00:37:20.537 Relax.
00:37:20.607 --> 00:37:24.686 Good to entry or not being able to find a file, packages and
00:37:24.067 --> 00:37:25.687 Can't find package dot Jason.
00:37:24.686 --> 00:37:25.087 stuff.
00:37:28.127 --> 00:37:28.957 That doesn't make sense.
00:37:31.957 --> 00:37:33.987 Package dot Jason Jason is tracked.
00:37:32.457 --> 00:37:35.117 Ah, can you do and?
00:37:35.127 --> 00:37:36.267 Uh, I'll ask here.
00:37:44.477 --> 00:37:45.667 Yeah, it's not there, man.
00:37:45.517 --> 00:37:46.807 What in the world?
00:37:47.747 --> 00:37:50.797 All right, open Vscode again and let's look at your git.
00:37:50.807 --> 00:37:53.767 If you definitely have a repository now, so.
00:37:55.857 --> 00:37:56.127 OK.
00:37:59.057 --> 00:38:01.517 Uh, also.
00:38:00.917 --> 00:38:03.507 This was an old stash name.
00:38:03.517 --> 00:38:04.567 I don't know why it's there.
00:38:03.777 --> 00:38:04.017 OK.
00:38:07.787 --> 00:38:08.117 Alright.
00:38:11.647 --> 00:38:14.877 Me neither did say there were too many changes.
00:38:16.717 --> 00:38:17.787 She's on Tony.
00:38:17.797 --> 00:38:19.247 Tony 30.1 let's.
00:38:20.617 --> 00:38:22.087 Oh, you're on the wrong branch.
00:38:22.597 --> 00:38:23.697 I didn't even think about that. Yeah.
00:38:25.757 --> 00:38:26.887 OK, so I need to.
00:38:28.247 --> 00:38:33.567 You have to get fetch first because at least I think you
00:38:33.567 --> 00:38:34.127 would.
00:38:36.577 --> 00:38:36.937 OK.
00:38:36.947 --> 00:38:40.392 And now you can get check out to whatever branch you were working
00:38:40.392 --> 00:38:40.757 off of.
00:38:42.157 --> 00:38:43.547 I think it was just QA.
00:38:43.957 --> 00:38:44.177 OK.
00:38:46.187 --> 00:38:46.557 Yeah.
00:38:46.607 --> 00:38:52.497 Good catch, Michael painted IT support clients 10 QA.
00:38:46.807 --> 00:38:49.327 For clients, am I missing something?
00:38:49.337 --> 00:38:50.217 Support clients?
00:38:51.047 --> 00:38:51.207 And.
00:38:52.407 --> 00:38:53.617 And why?
00:38:56.197 --> 00:38:57.267 And that will probably take.
00:38:59.607 --> 00:38:59.967 A little bit.
00:38:59.987 --> 00:39:00.647 Let me quick.
00:39:00.657 --> 00:39:00.917 Yeah.
00:39:00.927 --> 00:39:01.307 There we go.
00:39:01.337 --> 00:39:01.927 That's fast.
00:39:01.937 --> 00:39:04.627 Alright, now now.
00:39:03.497 --> 00:39:06.077 You have a package dot Jason now.
00:39:06.167 --> 00:39:06.927 See what you got.
00:39:10.957 --> 00:39:12.837 So just NPI again or LS.
00:39:13.587 --> 00:39:14.147 LS.
00:39:13.647 --> 00:39:14.697 Ah, now S.
00:39:17.247 --> 00:39:17.617 No.
00:39:17.667 --> 00:39:17.977 Yes.
00:39:17.987 --> 00:39:18.557 Yes, it's there.
00:39:18.567 --> 00:39:19.707 OK, do the NPM I now.
00:39:18.607 --> 00:39:18.867 OK.
00:39:22.197 --> 00:39:24.884 And I didn't think about it, but actually I think we copied it
00:39:24.884 --> 00:39:26.717 all of 07 portals with node modules in it.
00:39:27.137 --> 00:39:29.807 So she may not even install.
00:39:29.897 --> 00:39:30.807 That was dumb.
00:39:30.857 --> 00:39:34.357 I shouldn't have done that, but it was still pretty fast. So.
00:39:35.307 --> 00:39:37.677 Yeah, it's uh, it wasn't that bad of a wait.
00:39:38.017 --> 00:39:39.007 I've seen more sweets.
00:39:38.217 --> 00:39:38.337 Yeah.
00:39:40.437 --> 00:39:42.317 I left my computer running overnight once.
00:39:48.497 --> 00:39:52.867 OK, so as soon as this is done? Umm.
00:39:55.477 --> 00:39:58.667 Do a git status after this is done?
00:39:58.897 --> 00:40:00.944 Well, let's see, cause it's still thinks there's a ton of
00:40:00.944 --> 00:40:01.967 changes and I don't know why.
00:40:02.037 --> 00:40:02.187 Why?
00:40:03.597 --> 00:40:04.277 It's pretty weird.
00:40:08.247 --> 00:40:09.127 Not found.
00:40:14.627 --> 00:40:15.457 What in the world?
00:40:20.837 --> 00:40:22.097 I've never seen these problems.
00:40:21.097 --> 00:40:21.497 With that.
00:40:26.527 --> 00:40:28.437 A four of four, four dash.
00:40:28.447 --> 00:40:33.101 Some is not in this industry should bug the Arthur to publish
00:40:33.101 --> 00:40:35.277 it or use the name ourselves.
00:40:36.757 --> 00:40:42.407 You're using using node 16.10, right?
00:40:37.117 --> 00:40:40.687 Now that you can also install from a tire 30s.
00:40:42.557 --> 00:40:45.107 Do NVM list it's verify.
00:40:52.717 --> 00:40:52.897 Yeah.
00:40:55.487 --> 00:40:55.997 That's whack.
00:40:55.767 --> 00:40:56.277 OK.
00:40:59.077 --> 00:41:03.587 I guess you could go delete no modules was that Michael?
00:40:59.217 --> 00:41:00.277 I'm happy for her.
00:41:04.007 --> 00:41:04.947 Happy Friday.
00:41:06.017 --> 00:41:06.237 Yeah.
00:41:06.297 --> 00:41:10.017 Well, I don't wanna around it up, man.
00:41:09.167 --> 00:41:12.227 What a way to end the week. Uh.
00:41:11.317 --> 00:41:12.277 That so?
00:41:12.007 --> 00:41:13.017 Should I do that from in here?
00:41:15.107 --> 00:41:16.727 Yeah, it's fine if you do it in here.
00:41:16.487 --> 00:41:16.747 Uh.
00:41:17.867 --> 00:41:19.257 I like File Explorer.
00:41:19.267 --> 00:41:25.020 It seems Visual Studio breaks and freezes just because it's
00:41:25.020 --> 00:41:27.417 such a big big directory.
00:41:28.117 --> 00:41:28.377 Just.
00:41:28.137 --> 00:41:30.197 So they're gonna be in here.
00:41:30.197 --> 00:41:31.107 I mean, it works.
00:41:31.117 --> 00:41:32.107 Yeah, it works.
00:41:32.117 --> 00:41:34.977 It's just a, you know, 7 storefront.
00:41:36.827 --> 00:41:38.387 So she Canada, I mean changes because.
00:41:39.497 --> 00:41:42.587 React and then it should be here.
00:41:41.527 --> 00:41:42.177 Oh, hold on.
00:41:43.577 --> 00:41:43.897 Hold on.
00:41:45.097 --> 00:41:45.477 Ohh.
00:41:45.257 --> 00:41:48.201 So first of all, rename that before you delete it, because
00:41:48.201 --> 00:41:49.597 it's gonna take a while too.
00:41:50.497 --> 00:41:51.017 OK, alright.
00:41:50.967 --> 00:41:51.337 Umm.
00:41:51.477 --> 00:41:54.229 And if you rename it first, then you can do MMI immediately and
00:41:54.229 --> 00:41:55.217 you don't have to wait.
00:41:55.227 --> 00:41:59.787 So just doesn't matter any what you call it.
00:41:56.047 --> 00:41:56.267 Yeah.
00:41:59.797 --> 00:42:00.137 Yeah.
00:42:00.177 --> 00:42:02.817 OK, OK, now you can shift delete it.
00:42:05.247 --> 00:42:07.707 No need to solve delete, no modules ever.
00:42:07.847 --> 00:42:11.007 You can always shift, delete it and then.
00:42:14.047 --> 00:42:17.025 Few would get status in here real quick before you install
00:42:17.025 --> 00:42:17.327 again.
00:42:22.977 --> 00:42:24.837 All of that stuff was deleted.
00:42:27.147 --> 00:42:32.267 Ohh, the output of exportable lives in that's dumb.
00:42:34.787 --> 00:42:35.207 OK.
00:42:35.127 --> 00:42:35.947 What else?
00:42:36.407 --> 00:42:38.997 There's a whole lot more than just export a lot above though.
00:42:39.537 --> 00:42:39.877 Yeah.
00:42:39.887 --> 00:42:40.867 What else is up there?
00:42:41.297 --> 00:42:41.777 Scroll up.
00:42:43.267 --> 00:42:44.307 Skins clarity.
00:42:44.317 --> 00:42:51.877 React email bid some Anh JS lot of anger has.
00:42:48.587 --> 00:42:49.787 And this stuff is missing.
00:42:54.157 --> 00:42:59.087 Did she not copy the whole folder like am I crazy?
00:42:58.617 --> 00:42:59.497 I thought she did, but.
00:43:07.027 --> 00:43:07.327 That was.
00:43:08.347 --> 00:43:09.217 That's super weird.
00:43:11.177 --> 00:43:11.687 Umm.
00:43:11.397 --> 00:43:12.467 At least it's showing up.
00:43:12.477 --> 00:43:13.737 Uh, and get though.
00:43:14.477 --> 00:43:20.337 Copy just a React folder or maybe yeah, just react folder
00:43:20.217 --> 00:43:20.417 Yeah.
00:43:20.337 --> 00:43:24.277 that you're in and paste that into 10.
00:43:29.447 --> 00:43:33.686 Yeah, I paste it right in there just to save it somewhere and
00:43:33.686 --> 00:43:34.027 then.
00:43:37.027 --> 00:43:40.143 And then go up and the terminal again, and Michael knows what
00:43:40.143 --> 00:43:40.947 I'm about to do.
00:43:41.657 --> 00:43:48.247 Uh, and then do git space reset space dash, dash hard.
00:43:50.247 --> 00:43:50.587 Like that.
00:43:51.267 --> 00:43:51.447 Yep.
00:43:52.987 --> 00:43:53.157 OK.
00:43:53.797 --> 00:44:00.641 That should reset all your changes to what the remote says
00:44:00.641 --> 00:44:03.077 that you should have.
00:44:04.277 --> 00:44:07.287 But of course we saved your changes in react, so in theory
00:44:07.287 --> 00:44:09.327 you still shouldn't be losing anything.
00:44:10.297 --> 00:44:10.597 OK.
00:44:11.337 --> 00:44:11.687 OK.
00:44:11.737 --> 00:44:12.527 Do we get status?
00:44:15.637 --> 00:44:17.997 You should have should be completely cleaned.
00:44:18.157 --> 00:44:21.147 OK, now go copy react.
00:44:22.907 --> 00:44:26.321 Are we, you know, delete react in 07 portals first and this
00:44:26.321 --> 00:44:27.117 time, copy it.
00:44:27.127 --> 00:44:29.987 Don't cut it because now I'm scared so.
00:44:35.637 --> 00:44:36.947 Man, what a nightmare.
00:44:37.037 --> 00:44:37.887 This is a nightmare.
00:44:37.927 --> 00:44:42.083 This is, it's not like the worst thing that could happen, but
00:44:38.317 --> 00:44:38.647 Yep.
00:44:42.083 --> 00:44:44.897 it's certainly very tedious and annoying.
00:44:45.867 --> 00:44:50.033 I like to tell my story of the one time I pulled a different
00:44:50.033 --> 00:44:52.217 client into a different clients.
00:44:51.827 --> 00:44:52.147 Uh.
00:44:53.157 --> 00:44:53.517 Nice.
00:44:53.427 --> 00:44:54.057 Project.
00:44:54.957 --> 00:44:57.827 I've never done that, but I am afraid of it every day.
00:44:57.917 --> 00:44:59.827 Like every single day, I worry about it.
00:44:58.307 --> 00:44:58.587 Oh my.
00:45:00.077 --> 00:45:02.137 OK, go in store front.
00:45:03.467 --> 00:45:05.407 Yeah, I had to end up nuking it.
00:45:06.927 --> 00:45:07.867 That sounds about right.
00:45:07.377 --> 00:45:08.057 So don't do that.
00:45:10.247 --> 00:45:14.377 There's no command in Git that will help you with that one
00:45:14.377 --> 00:45:16.267 other than uh, like delete.
00:45:17.357 --> 00:45:17.947 Yeah.
00:45:18.497 --> 00:45:18.797 OK.
00:45:18.807 --> 00:45:21.467 And then just delete, delete react entirely in here.
00:45:18.957 --> 00:45:19.217 OK.
00:45:25.577 --> 00:45:27.627 Like a lag on whatever I'm doing right now.
00:45:30.097 --> 00:45:33.237 Uh use lock hunter because.
00:45:36.097 --> 00:45:38.037 Visual Studio is going to be holding it.
00:45:37.237 --> 00:45:37.547 Ohh.
00:45:40.517 --> 00:45:40.797 Yeah.
00:45:50.087 --> 00:45:51.377 Oh, that's lovely.
00:45:50.297 --> 00:45:51.837 I wouldn't.
00:45:54.097 --> 00:45:56.287 Loading on the on the right click menu.
00:45:58.817 --> 00:46:02.942 I the first thing I would do absolutely if I got Windows 11
00:46:02.942 --> 00:46:04.797 was is to remove that menu.
00:46:07.007 --> 00:46:12.767 OK, you gotta close your command line because you opened it.
00:46:13.937 --> 00:46:16.567 Uh or no, you're in react right now.
00:46:15.097 --> 00:46:16.547 Really sick this back out?
00:46:16.597 --> 00:46:20.605 Yeah, she could just back out of that directory and you have to
00:46:16.997 --> 00:46:17.187 Yeah.
00:46:17.197 --> 00:46:18.167 Yeah, you just got it back out.
00:46:18.917 --> 00:46:21.157 Yep, so opening command line.
00:46:20.407 --> 00:46:23.607 In this command line OK.
00:46:20.605 --> 00:46:21.857 close code for sure.
00:46:22.187 --> 00:46:22.397 Umm.
00:46:22.327 --> 00:46:24.967 Yeah, this CD back on.
00:46:23.447 --> 00:46:26.327 And just change directory upon Yep.
00:46:28.017 --> 00:46:32.407 OK, no more react there and now I have to close VS code.
00:46:33.227 --> 00:46:38.852 Yeah, it's got react open in it and it's watching it very
00:46:33.527 --> 00:46:34.647 Robably yeah.
00:46:38.852 --> 00:46:39.627 closely.
00:46:40.507 --> 00:46:45.827 And now, in 07 portal storefront I'm deleting this react folder.
00:46:46.727 --> 00:46:46.887 Yep.
00:46:46.887 --> 00:46:47.337 E.
00:46:50.287 --> 00:46:50.457 OK.
00:46:51.387 --> 00:46:53.677 And then copy your own React folder.
00:46:59.587 --> 00:47:00.407 And paste it.
00:46:59.697 --> 00:46:59.917 OK.
00:47:03.707 --> 00:47:05.117 I guess that makes you feel better.
00:47:05.127 --> 00:47:06.657 I've uh whoa, go back up.
00:47:06.247 --> 00:47:06.777 The store and.
00:47:08.137 --> 00:47:12.951 I've uh, I've only needed a do something like this once and the
00:47:12.951 --> 00:47:15.057 two years I've been here so.
00:47:15.727 --> 00:47:18.607 Yeah, I think I've done it twice.
00:47:21.117 --> 00:47:22.257 OK, what is?
00:47:22.007 --> 00:47:23.377 Folder and use.
00:47:23.847 --> 00:47:25.617 Ohh, that's just an old error I think.
00:47:25.897 --> 00:47:27.117 OK, because it's here now.
00:47:26.027 --> 00:47:26.627 I think you're good.
00:47:28.137 --> 00:47:28.547 OK.
00:47:28.597 --> 00:47:32.814 So open just, just open that folder in vscode like right
00:47:32.814 --> 00:47:37.177 click react and open it and you should be able to open it.
00:47:38.387 --> 00:47:38.917 Uh.
00:47:38.927 --> 00:47:39.867 With Visual Studio code.
00:47:41.487 --> 00:47:42.897 Ah, you cannot.
00:47:41.807 --> 00:47:42.327 Visuals.
00:47:43.187 --> 00:47:44.927 No, not Visual Studio, no we.
00:47:44.167 --> 00:47:44.827 Open in terminal.
00:47:47.217 --> 00:47:49.397 Oh yeah, that trick, yeah.
00:47:48.517 --> 00:47:49.807 No, go back to that, mate.
00:47:49.817 --> 00:47:50.847 Ohh yeah, yeah, yeah, you're here.
00:47:50.857 --> 00:47:55.131 Just CD to react to what you're doing and then do a code space
00:47:52.967 --> 00:47:53.147 Yeah.
00:47:55.131 --> 00:47:56.487 after your in react.
00:47:57.867 --> 00:47:58.137 Uh.
00:47:58.147 --> 00:47:58.597 Code space.
00:47:58.607 --> 00:47:58.927 Period.
00:48:00.347 --> 00:48:01.957 The old legendary command David.
00:48:00.667 --> 00:48:03.797 Yeah, this is a.
00:48:04.527 --> 00:48:08.077 This is a good eye that I never use and I should learn it.
00:48:06.007 --> 00:48:06.737 Ohh.
00:48:08.227 --> 00:48:09.717 Yeah, it'll just open VS code.
00:48:09.727 --> 00:48:11.447 Whatever folder you're in, it opens that.
00:48:11.457 --> 00:48:12.057 It's pretty cool.
00:48:12.527 --> 00:48:16.262 OK, open your git diff on the left, and let's figure out why
00:48:16.262 --> 00:48:20.058 the freaking hack is so much stuff is different when you just
00:48:20.058 --> 00:48:21.037 did a git reset.
00:48:21.047 --> 00:48:22.547 Hard doesn't make sense.
00:48:23.587 --> 00:48:28.254 OK, so do me a flavor and let's change the view to like
00:48:28.254 --> 00:48:33.754 directory view and I suggest you go find your changes immediately
00:48:32.257 --> 00:48:32.377 Yeah.
00:48:33.754 --> 00:48:36.087 before you do anything else.
00:48:36.577 --> 00:48:40.627 OK, So what am I?
00:48:36.587 --> 00:48:37.807 You do not want to lose your changes.
00:48:36.967 --> 00:48:38.687 That's yeah.
00:48:40.677 --> 00:48:43.807 Am I changing the view first or OK?
00:48:42.607 --> 00:48:42.847 Mm-hmm.
00:48:42.797 --> 00:48:46.415 Yeah, that way you can sort of close some of the folders that
00:48:46.415 --> 00:48:49.157 you don't need like build, just minimize that.
00:48:50.547 --> 00:48:52.127 Or just preferred it.
00:48:50.757 --> 00:48:51.207 A.
00:48:53.337 --> 00:48:55.007 I mean, yeah, we we'll do that here in a moment.
00:48:55.017 --> 00:48:57.007 I want her to find her files first.
00:48:55.497 --> 00:48:55.767 Yeah.
00:48:57.207 --> 00:48:58.197 Yeah, that's her.
00:48:57.217 --> 00:48:58.347 Uh shut down bid.
00:49:01.687 --> 00:49:03.447 Yeah, and clarity, you can close down.
00:49:05.307 --> 00:49:07.767 We just want to find your stuff pretty much.
00:49:08.387 --> 00:49:11.137 Probably was mostly in skins 10, right?
00:49:11.587 --> 00:49:12.357 Yeah.
00:49:12.407 --> 00:49:14.257 Where is that though skin?
00:49:14.097 --> 00:49:17.677 And you make a you make a skin every time, right before you
00:49:17.677 --> 00:49:19.227 start working on the file.
00:49:18.527 --> 00:49:18.797 Umm.
00:49:21.637 --> 00:49:23.887 Or do you just work on the source file directly?
00:49:22.027 --> 00:49:23.317 A.
00:49:23.897 --> 00:49:25.467 Because I I work on the source file directly.
00:49:24.517 --> 00:49:28.892 No, there was a skinned 10 folder that I was making the
00:49:28.892 --> 00:49:29.907 overrides in.
00:49:30.607 --> 00:49:32.407 I'm sorry to say that it looks like it's gone.
00:49:30.897 --> 00:49:31.137 That's.
00:49:33.737 --> 00:49:40.217 Yeah, I don't know how because I watch you copy and paste
00:49:40.217 --> 00:49:42.227 everything, but I.
00:49:41.427 --> 00:49:45.597 I mean, what I did probably wasn't crucial.
00:49:41.497 --> 00:49:42.457 Blame it on the RAM.
00:49:45.607 --> 00:49:48.785 It took me more time just finding where I was than to
00:49:48.785 --> 00:49:50.197 actually do the work so.
00:49:50.387 --> 00:49:50.977 OK.
00:49:51.047 --> 00:49:54.848 Well, I'll help you do whatever it was you did again to get you
00:49:54.707 --> 00:49:54.947 OK.
00:49:54.848 --> 00:49:55.917 up to speed quick.
00:49:56.207 --> 00:49:58.277 Yeah, because this this is hurtful.
00:49:56.867 --> 00:49:57.487 And I won't.
00:49:57.807 --> 00:49:58.737 I won't charge him.
00:49:58.947 --> 00:49:59.497 Yeah.
00:49:59.607 --> 00:50:00.087 OK.
00:50:00.167 --> 00:50:03.157 So just revert everything in here.
00:50:03.217 --> 00:50:06.657 I think I can't see a reason to keep any of this.
00:50:04.577 --> 00:50:05.987 Yeah, I can second that now.
00:50:06.717 --> 00:50:07.257 Yeah.
00:50:07.597 --> 00:50:12.329 So if you hover over changes, let's stop and you can click,
00:50:08.097 --> 00:50:08.817 Umm.
00:50:12.329 --> 00:50:13.117 not stash.
00:50:13.477 --> 00:50:15.067 Uh, that one?
00:50:13.837 --> 00:50:14.257 This one.
00:50:15.137 --> 00:50:15.907 Yeah. Discard.
00:50:20.427 --> 00:50:21.307 Uh.
00:50:22.917 --> 00:50:23.417 All.
00:50:25.307 --> 00:50:26.807 Discard all.
00:50:29.117 --> 00:50:33.281 Well, this guide the track files first you can see what the new
00:50:31.897 --> 00:50:32.097 Yeah.
00:50:33.281 --> 00:50:35.037 files are afterwards and I.
00:50:34.557 --> 00:50:36.037 There's only 20 of them.
00:50:37.487 --> 00:50:38.407 I don't think uh.
00:50:40.667 --> 00:50:43.547 Lot of them would be nice.
00:50:43.557 --> 00:50:44.187 We kept none of them.
00:50:46.257 --> 00:50:47.237 Technology sucks.
00:50:47.307 --> 00:50:49.137 I'll I said it before and I'll say it again.
00:50:49.667 --> 00:50:52.914 OK, let's go back to your terminal and do NPM I and this
00:50:52.914 --> 00:50:56.502 time you really will have to do it, I think because we deleted
00:50:56.502 --> 00:50:57.697 node modules earlier.
00:50:57.907 --> 00:51:00.567 So that was weird, though, right?
00:51:00.577 --> 00:51:03.509 Why did she have to do changes when we did it get get reset
00:51:01.537 --> 00:51:01.737 Yeah.
00:51:03.509 --> 00:51:03.997 hard like.
00:51:05.027 --> 00:51:08.159 You copied the react holder, I'm guessing something screwed up at
00:51:08.159 --> 00:51:09.677 the RAM whenever it was copying.
00:51:12.917 --> 00:51:15.577 That was it's very strange.
00:51:16.287 --> 00:51:20.029 Wondering if you copied too much and your RAM couldn't handle
00:51:20.029 --> 00:51:21.597 what was in the clipboard.
00:51:24.047 --> 00:51:26.654 It's possible, especially since you might have still been
00:51:25.467 --> 00:51:26.467 Which is a weird one.
00:51:26.654 --> 00:51:28.047 deleting stuff when she did it.
00:51:31.727 --> 00:51:36.458 Well, I did learn a lesson that if uh, solution will never open
00:51:36.458 --> 00:51:40.597 to just stop while I'm ahead and to ask questions then.
00:51:40.767 --> 00:51:40.917 Yeah.
00:51:43.397 --> 00:51:44.387 Yeah, you can't.
00:51:43.707 --> 00:51:44.277 You live and learn.
00:51:45.307 --> 00:51:47.357 You can't just replace the solution folder.
00:51:47.367 --> 00:51:52.271 I don't think because it comes with like settings and stuff and
00:51:51.317 --> 00:51:51.537 Mm-hmm.
00:51:52.271 --> 00:51:53.267 I don't know.
00:51:53.317 --> 00:51:55.807 I don't know if there's a quick way around it.
00:51:55.817 --> 00:51:59.105 I've I even talked to other people like while I was trying
00:51:59.105 --> 00:52:01.947 to fix it the first time and no, no good, no dice.
00:52:08.967 --> 00:52:12.447 I love that Justin typed every good weekend, everyone.
00:52:12.687 --> 00:52:13.257 That's great.
00:52:16.567 --> 00:52:18.837 Every, every is a good weekend. Yep.
00:52:19.517 --> 00:52:21.527 Every weekend is a good one for everyone.
00:52:22.317 --> 00:52:26.160 My movers are finally bringing my furniture from Omaha to my
00:52:26.160 --> 00:52:30.191 new apartment because I've been sleeping on an air mattress for
00:52:30.191 --> 00:52:31.387 the past 2-3 weeks.
00:52:31.657 --> 00:52:32.707 So that's exciting.
00:52:34.507 --> 00:52:36.437 Yeah, furniture is cool.
00:52:36.907 --> 00:52:37.217 Mm-hmm.
00:52:36.947 --> 00:52:39.017 I but not before you.
00:52:41.667 --> 00:52:44.497 Woo yeah.
00:52:44.767 --> 00:52:45.327 Very cool.
00:52:45.697 --> 00:52:47.217 I hope you can enjoy your HomeGoods.
00:52:49.597 --> 00:52:52.368 They basically bring it here and then just leave everything on
00:52:49.737 --> 00:52:50.167 Uh, you?
00:52:52.368 --> 00:52:52.807 the floor.
00:52:52.817 --> 00:52:55.037 So it's gonna be a mess for a while.
00:52:56.247 --> 00:52:59.518 Yeah, but at least it's here, which is a huge improvement from
00:52:57.847 --> 00:52:57.957 Yes.
00:52:59.518 --> 00:53:00.037 not there.
00:53:00.147 --> 00:53:05.797 So open the solution, dare I say it?
00:53:00.397 --> 00:53:00.967 Absolutely.
00:53:06.087 --> 00:53:09.144 Cause you gotta rebuild the back end too to have a working site
00:53:09.144 --> 00:53:09.287 so.
00:53:22.037 --> 00:53:24.887 And then wait a second, let fully load.
00:53:25.377 --> 00:53:25.607 Yeah.
00:53:25.617 --> 00:53:25.987 There you go.
00:53:25.997 --> 00:53:26.147 OK.
00:53:26.157 --> 00:53:27.727 And then go ahead and do an NPM run build.
00:53:28.887 --> 00:53:32.866 Uh, since, I mean, you're gonna you have no build output right
00:53:32.866 --> 00:53:33.687 now, so yeah.
00:53:33.697 --> 00:53:38.024 And you run build and then go back to Visual Studio and don't
00:53:38.024 --> 00:53:40.257 open recent go find it manually.
00:53:42.207 --> 00:53:44.667 So file open project solution. Yep.
00:54:02.797 --> 00:54:06.707 So I will also have to set up signal R again, correct?
00:54:08.287 --> 00:54:12.967 You will, but it's normally not that hard.
00:54:13.347 --> 00:54:16.557 Like everything that's happened to you is is is very strange.
00:54:17.207 --> 00:54:20.347 While in the Ask Everything Chat, I forgot who said it, but
00:54:20.347 --> 00:54:23.434 they were like never put it in your Jeff folder and that's
00:54:23.434 --> 00:54:25.317 exactly where we put it originally.
00:54:25.327 --> 00:54:26.717 So I think it was just in the wrong place.
00:54:26.027 --> 00:54:30.117 Yeah, I'm gonna have you set it up like I set it up because I
00:54:26.137 --> 00:54:26.437 All.
00:54:30.117 --> 00:54:34.338 like the way that I set it up, which is the way that uh Brendan
00:54:34.338 --> 00:54:35.987 Lyon had me set it up so.
00:54:36.577 --> 00:54:36.857 OK.
00:54:36.987 --> 00:54:38.407 Open up 01.
00:54:40.367 --> 00:54:40.507 Yes.
00:54:41.617 --> 00:54:44.327 And right click the first solution item.
00:54:44.617 --> 00:54:45.307 Yeah.
00:54:45.517 --> 00:54:46.907 And we'll set that as start up.
00:54:46.977 --> 00:54:49.177 You can just hit a keyboard.
00:54:51.667 --> 00:54:51.927 Nice.
00:54:52.507 --> 00:54:53.347 I didn't know that.
00:54:53.357 --> 00:54:53.717 That's cool.
00:54:56.577 --> 00:55:00.517 OK, so now you should be able to build.
00:55:00.847 --> 00:55:06.223 Well before, since we're doing this anyway in the package
00:55:06.223 --> 00:55:10.857 manager console, all left their bottle left tiny.
00:55:10.947 --> 00:55:15.279 Yep, set your default project to the same thing 01 clarity
00:55:15.279 --> 00:55:16.747 commerce data model.
00:55:17.457 --> 00:55:18.277 It's good cats.
00:55:17.597 --> 00:55:17.797 Uh.
00:55:17.687 --> 00:55:19.817 I know that you you won't have to run.
00:55:19.947 --> 00:55:22.828 You won't have to run migrations right now, but eventually you
00:55:22.828 --> 00:55:25.709 will and they'll be broken like it won't work unless you're on
00:55:25.709 --> 00:55:25.937 this.
00:55:25.997 --> 00:55:28.177 So OK, now go ahead and rebuild.
00:55:26.787 --> 00:55:27.767 It gets me every time.
00:55:27.777 --> 00:55:28.677 That's a good catch, David.
00:55:28.747 --> 00:55:32.388 Yeah, well, I didn't even think about either one until you said
00:55:32.388 --> 00:55:34.777 set the default project, so kudos to you.
00:55:35.767 --> 00:55:36.237 OK.
00:55:36.587 --> 00:55:36.887 Yeah.
00:55:36.917 --> 00:55:40.417 Let's go ahead and rebuild, and then I'm going to send you.
00:55:41.637 --> 00:55:43.537 And actually so while that's rebuilding.
00:55:46.147 --> 00:55:46.387 Go.
00:55:48.857 --> 00:55:50.037 Open your File Explorer.
00:55:52.497 --> 00:55:53.057 Ah.
00:55:52.537 --> 00:55:54.497 Build has been cancelled. Why?
00:55:54.987 --> 00:55:55.187 What?
00:55:56.407 --> 00:56:00.942 My pappy file rewrites you need to rewrite and your solution
00:56:00.942 --> 00:56:01.387 items.
00:56:01.567 --> 00:56:04.717 Dude copying didn't do anything for her, did it?
00:56:05.387 --> 00:56:05.907 What the heck?
00:56:05.597 --> 00:56:06.317 Apparently not.
00:56:10.407 --> 00:56:12.097 I wonder if that cancelled.
00:56:10.587 --> 00:56:11.157 Get rid of this.
00:56:14.497 --> 00:56:15.547 That was a long time ago.
00:56:14.507 --> 00:56:16.237 I don't. Yeah.
00:56:15.557 --> 00:56:16.277 That wasn't it.
00:56:17.317 --> 00:56:18.107 Hey, cancel that.
00:56:18.557 --> 00:56:20.647 That was like when we started helping her right there.
00:56:20.697 --> 00:56:21.887 Like quite a while ago.
00:56:22.127 --> 00:56:27.227 So, OK, uh, well, that sucks.
00:56:27.617 --> 00:56:34.072 Go copy your solution items from rock and paste them into 10,
00:56:34.072 --> 00:56:36.987 cause that'll be closer, uh.
00:56:39.967 --> 00:56:41.907 Yeah, that'll at least be kind of close.
00:56:43.757 --> 00:56:44.677 The entire folder.
00:56:45.517 --> 00:56:48.527 Uh, yeah, the whole solution items folder just copy it.
00:56:57.677 --> 00:57:00.677 And delete the one in staff before you paste it so that we
00:57:00.677 --> 00:57:03.117 know it's really doing what we think it should.
00:57:06.607 --> 00:57:07.187 Just delete.
00:57:08.627 --> 00:57:11.227 Yep, you can soft delete that one.
00:57:11.237 --> 00:57:14.397 It's tiny, OK and then paste.
00:57:19.477 --> 00:57:19.907 OK.
00:57:19.997 --> 00:57:24.275 And now open open VS code because it's always more
00:57:24.275 --> 00:57:29.223 friendly to edit things in there and go ahead and open the
00:57:29.223 --> 00:57:30.397 workspace now.
00:57:32.267 --> 00:57:34.957 So file open workspace from file.
00:57:35.007 --> 00:57:38.391 Yep, don't use your old references for 10 now, because
00:57:38.391 --> 00:57:40.297 as you learned, they're broken.
00:57:40.927 --> 00:57:44.429 It's only one folder up from where you are like just in
00:57:44.429 --> 00:57:46.117 storefront you can go back.
00:57:46.127 --> 00:57:48.702 Actually, if you go back on the left and top left, there's a
00:57:48.702 --> 00:57:51.149 back button, it'll actually take you back to whatever the
00:57:51.149 --> 00:57:52.837 previous path was, even if it's deeper.
00:57:53.807 --> 00:57:54.237 Yeah.
00:57:54.287 --> 00:57:55.307 So then click storefront.
00:57:58.077 --> 00:57:59.317 And then right there it is.
00:58:07.127 --> 00:58:07.347 OK.
00:58:08.447 --> 00:58:12.127 And then in the bottom of this on the left, you should have
00:58:12.127 --> 00:58:13.537 your solution explorer.
00:58:16.097 --> 00:58:17.267 Or solution items.
00:58:17.317 --> 00:58:18.387 Sorry, not solution explorer.
00:58:19.237 --> 00:58:20.987 Uh, maybe it's at the top.
00:58:19.587 --> 00:58:20.327 It's on top.
00:58:21.037 --> 00:58:21.487 I don't know.
00:58:21.537 --> 00:58:22.277 It's somewhere in here.
00:58:22.177 --> 00:58:23.547 I think it's at the top, yeah.
00:58:22.667 --> 00:58:23.587 It's in the top, yeah.
00:58:23.897 --> 00:58:25.647 OK, OK.
00:58:26.067 --> 00:58:30.569 And then open app settings dot client dot JSON and you can
00:58:30.569 --> 00:58:32.857 probably just have mine right?
00:58:32.867 --> 00:58:36.154 I mean you're setup is pretty much a basic pretty much a basic
00:58:36.154 --> 00:58:36.467 setup.
00:58:39.677 --> 00:58:40.567 Oh, OK, cool.
00:58:40.617 --> 00:58:40.937 Yeah.
00:58:40.947 --> 00:58:45.021 Well then just delete client environment and download the
00:58:45.021 --> 00:58:49.374 ones you sent and you can just paste them where those are and
00:58:49.374 --> 00:58:53.447 they're gonna be pretty close to where you want to be so.
00:58:53.327 --> 00:58:57.247 OK, so wait, where I'm deleting all these?
00:58:55.127 --> 00:58:56.027 Just delete those.
00:58:56.447 --> 00:58:59.837 Yeah, I mean just the file delete the file.
00:58:58.737 --> 00:59:01.697 Just just client and environment, not everything.
00:59:04.317 --> 00:59:06.367 Like delete the first file, the one you're looking at.
00:59:06.377 --> 00:59:06.897 Delete that one.
00:59:07.457 --> 00:59:07.697 OK.
00:59:09.867 --> 00:59:14.877 And then delete the second one, as in now the second one not.
00:59:16.297 --> 00:59:17.247 This one got it.
00:59:16.547 --> 00:59:17.457 Yeah, that one.
00:59:17.257 --> 00:59:19.197 I don't know what happens to my brain, OK.
00:59:17.847 --> 00:59:19.697 Yeah, it's OK.
00:59:19.787 --> 00:59:20.417 It's Friday.
00:59:20.467 --> 00:59:20.757 It's late.
00:59:22.207 --> 00:59:25.851 I remember how fatigued I was when I got started here, because
00:59:25.851 --> 00:59:29.320 every every moment is something new and it's a lot to think
00:59:28.007 --> 00:59:28.267 Yeah.
00:59:29.320 --> 00:59:29.667 about.
00:59:29.677 --> 00:59:32.017 So OK, so now go to teams.
00:59:32.817 --> 00:59:35.467 Mm-hmm. Download.
00:59:35.107 --> 00:59:38.197 And download the files he sent.
00:59:38.207 --> 00:59:39.447 Thank you Michael, for sending those.
00:59:41.107 --> 00:59:41.807 Yeah, you got it.
00:59:42.377 --> 00:59:43.497 OK downloaded.
00:59:44.427 --> 00:59:44.717 Yep.
00:59:44.727 --> 00:59:48.249 And then paste them into the solution items folder that
00:59:48.249 --> 00:59:48.877 you're in.
00:59:55.037 --> 00:59:55.427 Umm.
00:59:58.287 --> 00:59:58.437 This.
01:00:04.607 --> 01:00:06.027 And they are going in here.
01:00:12.947 --> 01:00:13.357 OK.
01:00:13.407 --> 01:00:16.594 And now you should be able to open VS code again and then we
01:00:16.594 --> 01:00:19.257 just got to change anything that says QA to local.
01:00:19.367 --> 01:00:23.747 Basically Ohh looking here for elastic.
01:00:25.097 --> 01:00:25.257 Yeah.
01:00:26.377 --> 01:00:28.157 Because that will Jack you up.
01:00:27.857 --> 01:00:29.767 And 100 ten 100.
01:00:30.977 --> 01:00:31.877 No, that one's OK.
01:00:31.887 --> 01:00:32.257 That ones.
01:00:32.267 --> 01:00:32.957 OK, OK.
01:00:32.967 --> 01:00:34.367 Go to app settings dot environment.
01:00:33.207 --> 01:00:33.467 OK.
01:00:34.777 --> 01:00:37.133 Ohh, these are actually pretty well divided in, aren't they
01:00:37.133 --> 01:00:37.447 Michael?
01:00:37.457 --> 01:00:40.212 Cause the fact that she didn't find it in there is a good a
01:00:40.212 --> 01:00:40.717 good thing.
01:00:40.367 --> 01:00:40.907 Yeah, I'm.
01:00:40.917 --> 01:00:45.447 I'm ready for these to be pushed up and and get source.
01:00:41.817 --> 01:00:44.717 Yeah, dude. Yes.
01:00:46.847 --> 01:00:52.297 OK, so delete line 44 and then you can do.
01:00:47.767 --> 01:00:49.007 Hey you can delete that last one.
01:00:52.377 --> 01:00:57.622 You can highlight ten QA, delete the comma hanging commas and
01:00:57.622 --> 01:01:00.497 JSON are fickle to say the least.
01:01:00.587 --> 01:01:02.877 OK, highlight ten dash QA.
01:01:02.927 --> 01:01:04.267 You have it on the last line right there.
01:01:08.137 --> 01:01:10.127 Press control F2.
01:01:13.037 --> 01:01:14.157 And then press right.
01:01:16.847 --> 01:01:17.637 No mouse.
01:01:18.267 --> 01:01:19.307 Oh well, you could do it that way too.
01:01:18.757 --> 01:01:20.237 Ohh, just kidding.
01:01:20.137 --> 01:01:20.547 I was.
01:01:20.697 --> 01:01:23.284 I was going to tell you how to do it with the just the
01:01:22.577 --> 01:01:22.857 Uh-huh.
01:01:23.284 --> 01:01:23.707 keyboard.
01:01:24.047 --> 01:01:26.017 I was pointing right, so I was like, yes.
01:01:24.637 --> 01:01:24.837 Yeah.
01:01:26.597 --> 01:01:30.571 Nope, I meant like the right the right button, like the right
01:01:30.571 --> 01:01:30.827 key.
01:01:31.347 --> 01:01:32.237 Ohh, they got me.
01:01:32.617 --> 01:01:33.197 Ohh.
01:01:34.137 --> 01:01:34.607 OK.
01:01:34.277 --> 01:01:34.867 That was good.
01:01:34.837 --> 01:01:39.851 Well, you can just do it in a place now do 10 dash local umm
01:01:39.851 --> 01:01:41.577 and then replace all.
01:01:40.907 --> 01:01:42.897 Well, that was new David.
01:01:42.907 --> 01:01:44.197 What was that control left too?
01:01:44.627 --> 01:01:45.747 It'll do a fine for it.
01:01:45.077 --> 01:01:45.257 Yeah.
01:01:46.367 --> 01:01:53.287 Yep, it's basically a a like a select all for.
01:01:46.447 --> 01:01:46.807 That's cool.
01:01:52.147 --> 01:01:58.144 Highlighting control shift or or shift and our control F is what
01:01:56.247 --> 01:01:58.817 It's like control D, but pick them all.
01:01:58.144 --> 01:01:58.697 it is.
01:01:58.947 --> 01:02:01.577 Yeah, the controlled, but pick them all.
01:01:59.187 --> 01:02:00.297 Yeah, yeah.
01:02:01.617 --> 01:02:02.067 Yep.
01:02:02.257 --> 01:02:02.647 OK.
01:02:02.657 --> 01:02:03.937 And then scroll up in here.
01:02:03.947 --> 01:02:07.116 Let's just look and see if between Michael and I always see
01:02:07.116 --> 01:02:09.967 anything that looks wrong, it's probably all correct.
01:02:13.207 --> 01:02:14.577 See data projects 10.
01:02:14.587 --> 01:02:15.787 Yeah, that one looks good to me.
01:02:14.967 --> 01:02:18.637 Your cookies domain is capitalized for some reason.
01:02:18.647 --> 01:02:22.226 I don't know why it doesn't really need to be like clarity
01:02:22.226 --> 01:02:23.257 client online 15.
01:02:23.567 --> 01:02:24.907 There's gonna be lower case C's.
01:02:25.637 --> 01:02:29.327 I've noticed that that that's just like an issue just in core.
01:02:25.867 --> 01:02:26.217 There's no.
01:02:29.987 --> 01:02:30.967 Oh, is it OK?
01:02:30.977 --> 01:02:31.337 Well.
01:02:31.037 --> 01:02:31.217 Yeah.
01:02:32.147 --> 01:02:33.557 Oh, they're all capitalized.
01:02:33.527 --> 01:02:34.787 Yeah, but it bugged me.
01:02:33.727 --> 01:02:34.247 That's goofy.
01:02:36.907 --> 01:02:38.037 That's really weird.
01:02:38.047 --> 01:02:40.587 OK, so double click clarity client on line 5.
01:02:43.467 --> 01:02:49.657 Press control D3 times and then press left.
01:02:52.007 --> 01:02:57.369 And delete, not backspace, delete and then type C and then
01:02:57.369 --> 01:03:03.094 press right until you get to the other sea and then you can do
01:03:03.094 --> 01:03:04.457 delete C again.
01:03:06.537 --> 01:03:07.907 Control and then control.
01:03:07.917 --> 01:03:08.707 So we'll save.
01:03:10.447 --> 01:03:14.057 OK, I think you have valid app settings now.
01:03:14.067 --> 01:03:16.157 Now Michael is right.
01:03:16.987 --> 01:03:19.761 I thought he wasn't, but he actually was, and he even he
01:03:19.761 --> 01:03:20.637 thought he wasn't.
01:03:20.907 --> 01:03:23.665 You have to go copy all this rewrite files again, like
01:03:23.665 --> 01:03:24.617 rewrite dot config.
01:03:24.627 --> 01:03:27.806 Rewrite the outbound rules and rewrite that rewrite maps is are
01:03:27.806 --> 01:03:29.147 those the three of Michael.
01:03:29.707 --> 01:03:29.867 Yeah.
01:03:30.627 --> 01:03:36.464 OK, so go into solution items right there, right where you are
01:03:35.427 --> 01:03:36.077 Those last three.
01:03:36.464 --> 01:03:37.297 copy the.
01:03:38.687 --> 01:03:39.647 Last three, yeah.
01:03:43.027 --> 01:03:44.567 Copy those and.
01:03:46.417 --> 01:03:47.167 You have to go to.
01:03:47.207 --> 01:03:48.877 Oh, go up to Seth.
01:03:50.387 --> 01:03:57.417 Go to 07 portals storefront skins not react.
01:03:59.547 --> 01:04:03.157 10 and paste them in right there.
01:04:02.117 --> 01:04:02.817 Any 1010?
01:04:06.037 --> 01:04:07.057 And there's already there.
01:04:07.067 --> 01:04:08.107 My brain will explode.
01:04:08.497 --> 01:04:09.607 OK, they weren't.
01:04:09.737 --> 01:04:10.587 OK, cool.
01:04:11.577 --> 01:04:14.037 OK, so now I'll try to rebuild the back end again.
01:04:16.037 --> 01:04:18.147 And maybe you'll be able to.
01:04:21.307 --> 01:04:23.197 I think we're getting closer to a working site.
01:04:23.207 --> 01:04:24.037 Now you're on the.
01:04:24.567 --> 01:04:26.197 You're not just fixing old things now.
01:04:26.207 --> 01:04:30.377 You're actually like, you know, constructing so.
01:04:28.517 --> 01:04:30.147 Ohh it's gonna boot up this next time you go.
01:04:31.167 --> 01:04:36.367 OK, so while that's going open the File Explorer again.
01:04:38.747 --> 01:04:39.837 Go up to 10.
01:04:42.667 --> 01:04:45.007 Right click and make a new folder.
01:04:47.787 --> 01:04:50.947 And call it signal R publish.
01:04:55.217 --> 01:04:56.977 That one that says publish is blank.
01:04:58.547 --> 01:05:01.667 I think as yeah.
01:05:00.417 --> 01:05:00.887 I don't wanna.
01:05:01.697 --> 01:05:03.867 I don't want to interfere with the name of that one, so.
01:05:04.307 --> 01:05:05.177 So in our publish.
01:05:05.477 --> 01:05:05.637 OK.
01:05:06.607 --> 01:05:10.267 Uh all 11, like no spaces.
01:05:10.627 --> 01:05:10.807 Sorry.
01:05:11.287 --> 01:05:13.097 Like that, OK.
01:05:12.127 --> 01:05:14.027 Yep. OK.
01:05:13.967 --> 01:05:17.907 Go to IIS now and update where Signalr will live.
01:05:18.657 --> 01:05:20.467 Yep. Yeah.
01:05:20.477 --> 01:05:23.187 So right click on that, click manage application.
01:05:24.537 --> 01:05:26.127 I'm assuming this is the one for 10.
01:05:26.137 --> 01:05:31.026 I can't tell from where I am, but probably OK and then instead
01:05:31.026 --> 01:05:35.448 of it pointing where it's pointing right now, 07 portals
01:05:35.448 --> 01:05:39.017 signalr make it point to 10 signal R publish.
01:05:51.307 --> 01:05:51.687 Say OK.
01:05:54.257 --> 01:05:57.067 Say OK and you can access out of this.
01:05:58.757 --> 01:05:59.017 OK.
01:05:59.707 --> 01:05:59.887 Yep.
01:06:00.127 --> 01:06:03.846 And then as soon as the back end is done building, we're gonna
01:06:03.846 --> 01:06:06.797 publish your signal R and then hope it all works.
01:06:07.947 --> 01:06:13.850 OK, so the good thing is that quote most of the work that I
01:06:09.577 --> 01:06:10.407 They probably will.
01:06:13.850 --> 01:06:18.277 did was actually on your branch and your PR.
01:06:18.287 --> 01:06:23.701 I just did two small tickets today, so I should be able to
01:06:23.701 --> 01:06:28.197 just all everything and then redo those changes.
01:06:29.077 --> 01:06:30.337 Ohly gets going right?
01:06:32.017 --> 01:06:33.477 Were you still working on my branch?
01:06:34.057 --> 01:06:34.677 No, no, no.
01:06:35.187 --> 01:06:35.387 OK.
01:06:36.857 --> 01:06:37.757 Umm, yeah.
01:06:37.767 --> 01:06:39.982 I mean, you're just gonna have to open those files again and
01:06:39.982 --> 01:06:41.107 put in the same changes, right?
01:06:41.177 --> 01:06:42.117 Just whatever they were.
01:06:58.287 --> 01:07:01.567 OK, so while that's finishing go open the command terminal again.
01:07:04.187 --> 01:07:06.337 And changed directory to.
01:07:08.417 --> 01:07:17.005 Uh, go up to so go up to 7 portals, change and then CD to
01:07:17.005 --> 01:07:18.337 signal R.
01:07:21.277 --> 01:07:22.377 Signalr core.
01:07:26.697 --> 01:07:26.877 OK.
01:07:27.647 --> 01:07:31.337 And then just hang out there until the back end is done
01:07:31.337 --> 01:07:35.553 building cause if if you don't wait till it's done building and
01:07:35.553 --> 01:07:38.517 you publish first, it'll probably just fail.
01:07:38.847 --> 01:07:41.071 At best case scenario, at best case scenario it wouldn't
01:07:38.987 --> 01:07:39.227 OK.
01:07:38.997 --> 01:07:39.397 Alright.
01:07:41.071 --> 01:07:43.372 publish correctly and at worst case scenario it would just
01:07:43.372 --> 01:07:43.567 fail.
01:07:44.977 --> 01:07:46.567 Yeah, I think, uh, which probably.
01:07:48.077 --> 01:07:51.376 So for these last 15 seconds I wanna show y'all an extension
01:07:51.376 --> 01:07:52.457 that I searched for.
01:07:53.427 --> 01:07:57.997 Umm, a little bit of time that I thought was a pretty darn cool.
01:07:59.787 --> 01:08:02.517 It's called HTML entities.
01:08:03.447 --> 01:08:03.647 Umm.
01:08:04.417 --> 01:08:06.677 HTML dash entities.
01:08:07.127 --> 01:08:11.682 So if you give that a search in the marketplace, you'll find 1
01:08:11.682 --> 01:08:13.417 by a Christopher Styles.
01:08:15.477 --> 01:08:15.797 OK.
01:08:15.687 --> 01:08:16.837 And what?
01:08:16.847 --> 01:08:20.181 It's pretty much doing is you highlight the text you go to
01:08:20.181 --> 01:08:23.458 your command palette with control shift F and it converts
01:08:23.458 --> 01:08:24.927 anything that would break.
01:08:27.047 --> 01:08:29.237 You know that has to be parsed over into HTML.
01:08:29.247 --> 01:08:35.923 It it'll basically convert the left the less integrator then as
01:08:35.923 --> 01:08:37.487 a ampersand LG.
01:08:39.607 --> 01:08:39.987 Colon.
01:08:40.537 --> 01:08:41.077 What's it called?
01:08:40.857 --> 01:08:41.707 That's kinda neat.
01:08:42.347 --> 01:08:44.567 HTML dash entities.
01:08:47.997 --> 01:08:51.747 Yeah, it's got 20,000 downloaders.
01:08:54.187 --> 01:08:57.447 Only three reviewers, though. Amazing.
01:08:59.647 --> 01:09:00.777 I gave it a quick test.
01:09:00.787 --> 01:09:04.807 Uh using a a less than or or?
01:09:04.817 --> 01:09:06.607 Yeah, less than bracket in it.
01:09:07.017 --> 01:09:09.027 It did the thing for me, which was pretty nice.
01:09:08.687 --> 01:09:11.515 So you highlight and then do command shift P and it will
01:09:11.515 --> 01:09:12.407 change it for you.
01:09:13.807 --> 01:09:14.367 Or do you have?
01:09:13.827 --> 01:09:17.476 You'll have to type in HTML and select the correct one, but
01:09:17.476 --> 01:09:21.186 yeah, yeah, install it and go give it a a try and like a new
01:09:17.727 --> 01:09:18.047 OK.
01:09:19.647 --> 01:09:19.877 Umm.
01:09:21.186 --> 01:09:22.767 document, just control it.
01:09:25.217 --> 01:09:26.307 Does it work with react?
01:09:26.317 --> 01:09:30.847 Like with JSX, dude, yeah.
01:09:27.057 --> 01:09:27.567 Yeah.
01:09:27.577 --> 01:09:29.847 Yeah, Ohly careful with your JSX elements.
01:09:30.437 --> 01:09:34.317 So type in like less than and greater than.
01:09:36.267 --> 01:09:36.537 What?
01:09:36.547 --> 01:09:37.337 What's another one?
01:09:36.987 --> 01:09:39.607 Commas, periods, apostrophes.
01:09:37.347 --> 01:09:38.397 The percentage?
01:09:38.987 --> 01:09:44.235 Yeah, just different characters and do a control A and now do
01:09:44.235 --> 01:09:49.059 control shift P the we're opening up the command palette
01:09:49.059 --> 01:09:50.497 and type in HTML.
01:09:50.607 --> 01:09:50.877 Yeah.
01:09:50.887 --> 01:09:53.127 And you wanna click that one or just press enter.
01:09:54.587 --> 01:09:55.127 Ah.
01:09:55.887 --> 01:09:56.047 Huh.
01:09:56.187 --> 01:09:57.017 So now.
01:09:57.327 --> 01:09:58.537 Alright, then do the percentage.
01:09:58.667 --> 01:10:01.427 It's interesting, but you at least get the apostrophe.
01:10:00.887 --> 01:10:02.397 I don't think I have that percentage in there.
01:10:03.417 --> 01:10:04.367 Oh wait, I did just.
01:10:05.347 --> 01:10:07.671 It also didn't convert to spaces, which is kind of
01:10:07.671 --> 01:10:08.217 interesting.
01:10:09.167 --> 01:10:10.537 Yeah, I I was fine with it.
01:10:10.547 --> 01:10:14.617 Not converting spaces because I I.
01:10:12.337 --> 01:10:12.477 Yeah.
01:10:14.627 --> 01:10:16.667 That's not what I wanted to convert.
01:10:16.677 --> 01:10:20.214 I was more aiming for like the less than and greater than as
01:10:17.117 --> 01:10:21.281 Yeah, I guess that would be a ton of a ton of characters if it
01:10:20.214 --> 01:10:20.677 JSX was.
01:10:21.281 --> 01:10:23.527 converted to spaces, wouldn't it?
01:10:24.167 --> 01:10:29.077 Yeah, it it looked a little ugly that point, but this this was
01:10:29.077 --> 01:10:31.337 enough for very quick little.
01:10:31.347 --> 01:10:35.382 I don't have to look up a less than sign, even though it's just
01:10:34.577 --> 01:10:34.717 Yeah.
01:10:35.382 --> 01:10:35.697 a Lt.
01:10:36.887 --> 01:10:37.817 Yeah, that's cool.
01:10:38.487 --> 01:10:40.017 OK, Open Visual Studio.
01:10:40.077 --> 01:10:44.143 It finally built OK, we can close Visual Studio, Visual
01:10:44.143 --> 01:10:45.667 Studio just entirely.
01:10:46.127 --> 01:10:47.697 Yeah, probably.
01:10:49.197 --> 01:10:50.976 We'll see if we end up being about opening again, but you
01:10:50.976 --> 01:10:51.527 shouldn't have to.
01:10:51.567 --> 01:10:56.503 OK, now in your command terminal copy go to teams real quick and
01:10:53.927 --> 01:10:54.297 Mm-hmm.
01:10:56.503 --> 01:10:58.477 copy what I just sent you.
01:11:01.437 --> 01:11:02.507 And the PCs part.
01:11:03.287 --> 01:11:03.497 Yep.
01:11:07.367 --> 01:11:14.907 Paste it in there, the change right for projects it has PCs.
01:11:07.517 --> 01:11:07.717 OK.
01:11:14.917 --> 01:11:15.747 Just change it to 10.
01:11:22.577 --> 01:11:24.257 That and then go to the end and hit enter.
01:11:25.537 --> 01:11:26.687 So you know, I have to go to the end.
01:11:26.697 --> 01:11:28.257 So you can just hit enter, it'll be OK.
01:11:28.167 --> 01:11:28.817 Oh.
01:11:28.867 --> 01:11:33.333 Ohh OK, I didn't know that this is a way to publish it outside
01:11:33.333 --> 01:11:34.537 of Visual Studio.
01:11:36.847 --> 01:11:41.374 I won't lie to you and say that I understand like exactly why it
01:11:41.374 --> 01:11:44.437 works better, but in my experience it does.
01:11:44.607 --> 01:11:46.697 So you can.
01:11:46.507 --> 01:11:47.087 I don't like it.
01:11:47.097 --> 01:11:48.077 There's no color to it.
01:11:49.717 --> 01:11:55.107 Yeah, but if it actually works, it's a million times better than
01:11:50.037 --> 01:11:51.257 And smile complain about it.
01:11:55.107 --> 01:11:57.097 not working like, right?
01:11:57.147 --> 01:11:57.617 I don't know.
01:11:57.627 --> 01:11:58.937 I'm a I'm a friend in Dev.
01:11:58.947 --> 01:11:59.707 I like the UI.
01:12:00.937 --> 01:12:04.567 Well, I'm afraid that UI too, but.
01:12:04.737 --> 01:12:07.457 No, but there's there's called still, though I I do like it.
01:12:07.467 --> 01:12:08.457 I'm just start using it more.
01:12:10.567 --> 01:12:14.710 Comma fan of not breaking things I don't understand, so I love
01:12:14.710 --> 01:12:14.907 it.
01:12:16.087 --> 01:12:20.373 OK, you should be able to turn on your app pools and everything
01:12:20.373 --> 01:12:24.524 will more or less be like it was an hour ago, except that you
01:12:24.524 --> 01:12:28.341 don't have your work but everything else should probably
01:12:28.341 --> 01:12:29.077 be working.
01:12:30.687 --> 01:12:34.557 We'll stay with you to make sure it is, but it should be.
01:12:31.177 --> 01:12:36.173 It so you can actually build Seth with the same type command
01:12:36.173 --> 01:12:37.647 that you just did.
01:12:37.167 --> 01:12:39.277 Oh really, huh.
01:12:38.887 --> 01:12:39.277 Yeah.
01:12:39.287 --> 01:12:43.295 But like I said, I get no color so it's hard to see where the
01:12:43.295 --> 01:12:47.108 air breaks as I I didn't once and I was like, I don't know
01:12:43.447 --> 01:12:43.717 Umm.
01:12:47.108 --> 01:12:48.077 where it broke.
01:12:48.617 --> 01:12:50.507 Yeah, the colorizer is nice.
01:12:50.517 --> 01:12:51.147 I will.
01:12:51.197 --> 01:12:55.357 I will agree with that, but of course I mean the, the, the,
01:12:55.357 --> 01:12:59.517 the, the signal are published only gives you like 20 lines.
01:12:59.627 --> 01:13:01.477 So yeah.
01:12:59.747 --> 01:13:00.137 Yeah.
01:13:00.147 --> 01:13:06.882 So that one nice for it like Seth, which has like a little
01:13:06.882 --> 01:13:08.137 under 1000.
01:13:10.097 --> 01:13:11.927 So what am I doing?
01:13:10.257 --> 01:13:12.217 You should just refresh.
01:13:11.937 --> 01:13:13.027 Do I need to OK?
01:13:13.547 --> 01:13:14.107 No, you're done.
01:13:14.117 --> 01:13:14.557 You're done.
01:13:14.567 --> 01:13:18.067 Just refresh and maybe it'll load without breaking.
01:13:18.917 --> 01:13:19.657 Yay.
01:13:21.337 --> 01:13:21.777 All right.
01:13:21.557 --> 01:13:23.547 Ohh, this page is not exist for you.
01:13:25.597 --> 01:13:26.747 Corrado acts.
01:13:29.837 --> 01:13:31.717 Why is it trying to get a webinar in product?
01:13:30.447 --> 01:13:31.277 Scroll down a little.
01:13:32.377 --> 01:13:33.497 I was on a products page.
01:13:33.787 --> 01:13:34.287 36.
01:13:35.257 --> 01:13:35.447 But.
01:13:36.667 --> 01:13:38.937 Uh, she probably needs to index.
01:13:39.037 --> 01:13:39.877 This is what's happening.
01:13:39.887 --> 01:13:40.847 Go to the home page.
01:13:42.067 --> 01:13:42.347 Yeah.
01:13:44.567 --> 01:13:45.257 Ah, shucks.
01:13:44.787 --> 01:13:44.987 No.
01:13:45.267 --> 01:13:46.837 No, that's not what's happening here.
01:13:46.987 --> 01:13:47.987 403 forbidden?
01:13:49.977 --> 01:13:52.423 Well, we didn't do nothing with the databases, so it's not
01:13:52.423 --> 01:13:53.127 database related.
01:13:52.907 --> 01:13:53.167 Umm.
01:13:53.137 --> 01:13:55.807 Scroll down some, although what about the connection string?
01:13:58.587 --> 01:13:59.697 Oh yeah.
01:13:59.887 --> 01:14:00.597 Ohh.
01:14:00.117 --> 01:14:03.467 But you'll have to rebuild Visual Studio or this project
01:14:00.607 --> 01:14:03.677 Rats. Ah.
01:14:03.467 --> 01:14:05.347 one more time and Visual Studio.
01:14:05.357 --> 01:14:06.927 It's not the last time you had to close it down.
01:14:07.317 --> 01:14:09.427 And so be alright.
01:14:09.617 --> 01:14:11.047 Yeah, my bad.
01:14:11.117 --> 01:14:12.447 I missed I missed the thing.
01:14:14.387 --> 01:14:15.147 You got to go edit.
01:14:14.727 --> 01:14:16.737 So I need this one.
01:14:15.977 --> 01:14:16.947 Connection strings?
01:14:17.397 --> 01:14:18.267 No, not that one.
01:14:18.537 --> 01:14:19.797 We haven't implemented that yet.
01:14:18.807 --> 01:14:19.437 That one?
01:14:19.767 --> 01:14:21.657 No one knows why that one's even there.
01:14:21.667 --> 01:14:22.207 It's garbage.
01:14:22.617 --> 01:14:24.057 It it was in the works.
01:14:24.067 --> 01:14:27.075 Somebody was trying it, I imagine, and it's like I'm so
01:14:24.937 --> 01:14:25.477 This one.
01:14:26.357 --> 01:14:27.587 But now they're going to track it.
01:14:27.075 --> 01:14:27.397 close.
01:14:27.877 --> 01:14:30.521 But now they're going to track it right there in the like apps
01:14:30.521 --> 01:14:31.527 things, not environment.
01:14:30.537 --> 01:14:32.017 And not do nothing with it, you know.
01:14:31.537 --> 01:14:33.747 So not anything with it, it's just useless.
01:14:33.857 --> 01:14:34.147 Yeah.
01:14:34.157 --> 01:14:36.722 Open that you could just open VS code you already have access to
01:14:36.722 --> 01:14:37.077 it there.
01:14:37.747 --> 01:14:38.107 OK.
01:14:37.967 --> 01:14:38.627 Yeah, that's true.
01:14:41.367 --> 01:14:42.267 Yeah then.
01:14:41.727 --> 01:14:42.267 Ah.
01:14:43.367 --> 01:14:45.727 On action, yeah.
01:14:45.997 --> 01:14:47.607 Connection strains.
01:14:47.747 --> 01:14:47.907 Yep.
01:14:48.457 --> 01:14:48.697 Yeah.
01:14:48.767 --> 01:14:52.860 And then might I highly recommend that you just go over
01:14:52.860 --> 01:14:57.537 to rock and copy whatever it is there and paste it in here and.
01:14:55.747 --> 01:14:56.597 She's got it there.
01:14:56.867 --> 01:14:57.257 No, no, no.
01:14:57.267 --> 01:14:58.097 She just needs to change.
01:14:58.107 --> 01:15:01.767 10A Rock to 10 in here because he copied it already.
01:14:59.707 --> 01:15:01.007 All right, that's right.
01:15:01.017 --> 01:15:02.857 Because you you copied it from.
01:15:02.327 --> 01:15:03.307 Ah.
01:15:02.907 --> 01:15:04.197 Yeah, sweet.
01:15:04.247 --> 01:15:05.157 OK, cool.
01:15:05.207 --> 01:15:06.967 So just change rock to set to 10.
01:15:10.457 --> 01:15:14.502 And unfortunately, it doesn't mean capital T capital TIN
01:15:14.502 --> 01:15:14.927 right.
01:15:14.957 --> 01:15:16.387 Isn't that how it is in your database?
01:15:16.397 --> 01:15:19.167 Like and SMS, it's all caps.
01:15:17.767 --> 01:15:18.417 It is.
01:15:17.827 --> 01:15:18.267 Normally.
01:15:18.527 --> 01:15:19.527 It is, yeah.
01:15:19.177 --> 01:15:20.837 Yeah, it is case sensitive.
01:15:20.927 --> 01:15:25.948 So OK, save that open Visual Studio, rebuild the back end
01:15:25.948 --> 01:15:26.467 again.
01:15:25.977 --> 01:15:27.957 Do you really want to rebuild?
01:15:28.647 --> 01:15:29.007 And.
01:15:29.277 --> 01:15:30.247 That's hurting.
01:15:31.757 --> 01:15:34.213 Can you not just change all the connection strings and it's
01:15:34.213 --> 01:15:34.417 fine?
01:15:34.357 --> 01:15:36.957 You can but it.
01:15:36.817 --> 01:15:38.077 There's only four of them nowadays.
01:15:39.947 --> 01:15:40.307 Really.
01:15:41.767 --> 01:15:43.217 Only for that I can find.
01:15:41.837 --> 01:15:42.077 OK.
01:15:43.347 --> 01:15:45.037 I don't know if it's still works.
01:15:43.427 --> 01:15:43.787 All right.
01:15:45.047 --> 01:15:48.516 Changing just connection strings it it it made me feel a little
01:15:48.516 --> 01:15:50.467 weary about it only being for them.
01:15:51.307 --> 01:15:54.777 Well, she's already still absorbing all this stuff that
01:15:54.777 --> 01:15:57.627 we've done, and she's done this stuff before.
01:15:55.147 --> 01:15:56.847 Yeah, let's just do the normal path.
01:15:57.637 --> 01:15:58.337 Let's just.
01:15:58.447 --> 01:15:59.107 Yeah, let's just.
01:16:00.157 --> 01:16:01.667 It'll take an extra minute.
01:16:01.797 --> 01:16:02.437 It'll be OK.
01:16:10.217 --> 01:16:11.857 OK, do I need to do?
01:16:11.747 --> 01:16:13.717 Ohh yeah, I gotta open the solution.
01:16:12.997 --> 01:16:14.177 Probably have to open project.
01:16:13.807 --> 01:16:14.047 Sorry.
01:16:15.107 --> 01:16:19.247 Yeah, should be that should work now, because that you opened it
01:16:19.247 --> 01:16:19.947 already so.
01:16:20.007 --> 01:16:22.087 Yeah, it wasn't there before anymore.
01:16:22.097 --> 01:16:24.407 It just wasn't even an option to go there.
01:16:22.427 --> 01:16:22.897 Yeah.
01:16:23.247 --> 01:16:25.437 Yeah. OK.
01:16:28.937 --> 01:16:29.677 Just a jam.
01:16:29.687 --> 01:16:30.807 All the buttons and bee.
01:16:35.847 --> 01:16:41.973 By that I mean shift, control, alt jam, all the buttons and be
01:16:41.973 --> 01:16:47.807 you can just right click and rebuild or do what I'm saying.
01:16:42.077 --> 01:16:43.727 Am I actually doing what you're saying?
01:16:44.387 --> 01:16:44.587 No.
01:16:47.927 --> 01:16:48.307 OK.
01:16:50.067 --> 01:16:50.577 Who is it?
01:16:50.587 --> 01:16:53.463 Bill Burr, who says he's just gonna run his elbow across the
01:16:53.463 --> 01:16:53.887 keyboard?
01:16:56.297 --> 01:16:57.827 That's what I do everyday to program.
01:16:57.917 --> 01:16:59.107 You guys haven't caught on yet.
01:16:59.577 --> 01:17:00.907 It's pretty amazing.
01:17:00.347 --> 01:17:01.207 Tim, name my variables.
01:17:02.787 --> 01:17:09.477 Yeah, dude, dude, that was that was such a good joke.
01:17:09.967 --> 01:17:12.247 No. Ohh.
01:17:15.027 --> 01:17:18.515 It's such a weird part of programming that you need to be
01:17:18.515 --> 01:17:19.957 good at, you know, like.
01:17:22.117 --> 01:17:23.737 Dude, I feel bad about my variables.
01:17:23.747 --> 01:17:26.447 Sometimes I I'm making some of them a sentence.
01:17:25.307 --> 01:17:25.787 You should.
01:17:26.457 --> 01:17:29.310 It feels like, but their descriptive you know what's
01:17:29.310 --> 01:17:30.117 going on on it.
01:17:29.637 --> 01:17:29.837 Yeah.
01:17:30.917 --> 01:17:31.877 Well, oh, no, no.
01:17:31.887 --> 01:17:33.637 If that's what you feel bad, you shouldn't feel bad.
01:17:33.707 --> 01:17:36.922 You should not feel bad for making long variable names,
01:17:36.922 --> 01:17:40.079 because generally speaking, the longer it is, the more
01:17:40.079 --> 01:17:43.350 guaranteed that the next person actually knows what it's
01:17:43.350 --> 01:17:44.957 supposed to be like holding.
01:17:45.527 --> 01:17:48.367 So yeah, I'm a fan.
01:17:46.677 --> 01:17:47.897 Unless it's in C sharp.
01:17:49.817 --> 01:17:50.537 Well, yeah.
01:17:50.547 --> 01:17:51.597 Let's see.
01:17:51.607 --> 01:17:55.697 Sharp but or in SAFC specifically.
01:17:53.087 --> 01:17:54.787 Some of those C sharp functions.
01:17:57.797 --> 01:17:59.707 I mean the there's nothing wrong with it.
01:17:59.717 --> 01:17:59.977 It's just.
01:18:02.017 --> 01:18:05.147 I don't know what this function is doing exactly unless I'm JD.
01:18:06.597 --> 01:18:06.737 Yeah.
01:18:07.137 --> 01:18:07.807 Or BL.
01:18:09.327 --> 01:18:10.487 We'll get there one day, though.
01:18:09.497 --> 01:18:12.857 There's pretty big kahunas back there.
01:18:12.967 --> 01:18:13.367 It's real.
01:20:19.257 --> 01:20:20.527 He did turn out the apples, right?
01:20:21.547 --> 01:20:22.177 Oh, good Lord.
01:20:25.417 --> 01:20:25.687 No.
01:20:27.267 --> 01:20:27.917 Oh my God.
01:20:29.377 --> 01:20:32.407 Well, I saved you like 30 seconds turning apples off.
01:20:37.637 --> 01:20:40.554 This is why I said maybe because I'm like we're going to forget
01:20:40.554 --> 01:20:40.827 stuff.
01:20:40.927 --> 01:20:42.197 Alright, rebuild again.
01:20:43.327 --> 01:20:46.437 Do I have to cancel this one or could I just act?
01:20:45.117 --> 01:20:45.837 Yeah.
01:20:45.897 --> 01:20:49.207 Yeah, go up to the top left and like build and cancel.
01:20:46.087 --> 01:20:46.287 Yeah.
01:20:50.097 --> 01:20:52.117 Soon as you said it, I knew that I did it.
01:20:54.137 --> 01:20:55.717 It's gotten all of us before.
01:20:55.727 --> 01:20:58.647 It just got all of us just now because we were all watching and
01:20:58.647 --> 01:21:00.927 paying attention and we didn't think to tell you.
01:21:02.497 --> 01:21:03.077 Yeah, correct.
01:21:02.827 --> 01:21:03.377 All right.
01:21:03.907 --> 01:21:04.827 Rebuild that sucker.
01:21:06.137 --> 01:21:06.527 Thing.
01:21:06.327 --> 01:21:09.297 I am going to get up and take a short break.
01:21:09.307 --> 01:21:09.887 I'll be right back.
01:21:10.257 --> 01:21:10.557 OK.
01:25:24.027 --> 01:25:25.007 Alright, I'm back.
01:25:26.137 --> 01:25:28.337 It literally just finished perfect timing.
01:25:28.177 --> 01:25:28.707 Sweet.
01:25:30.127 --> 01:25:31.857 All right, let's see if it works.
01:25:41.407 --> 01:25:41.827 Apples.
01:25:51.857 --> 01:25:52.227 Umm.
01:25:59.257 --> 01:25:59.977 That's weird.
01:26:01.397 --> 01:26:05.676 It's like you're missing a rewrite stuff for Web 9, but you
01:26:05.676 --> 01:26:07.957 didn't touch Webb 9 right? Like.
01:26:10.957 --> 01:26:11.777 Not that I know of.
01:26:13.877 --> 01:26:16.421 The web service configured not list the contents of this
01:26:16.421 --> 01:26:16.867 directory.
01:26:22.707 --> 01:26:25.717 Open your web 9 older.
01:26:28.527 --> 01:26:30.767 Nothing should be different in there I imagined.
01:26:32.987 --> 01:26:33.947 Doesn't want to tell you.
01:26:36.197 --> 01:26:40.557 OK, for a change directory to here and do we get status?
01:26:41.247 --> 01:26:45.075 I don't know why it's not showing us and you have to get
01:26:44.847 --> 01:26:46.657 Uh, where's the web config in here yo?
01:26:45.075 --> 01:26:45.477 stuff.
01:26:47.767 --> 01:26:48.407 Uh, yeah.
01:26:51.827 --> 01:26:52.177 Enter.
01:26:54.537 --> 01:26:54.917 One more.
01:26:58.027 --> 01:26:58.977 We open mind.
01:27:03.327 --> 01:27:04.977 Yeah, you're missing tons of stuff.
01:27:04.987 --> 01:27:07.527 Like all I see, there's all we see is folders, right?
01:27:08.157 --> 01:27:10.247 Yeah, she's missing all the files.
01:27:08.887 --> 01:27:09.107 Mm-hmm.
01:27:10.257 --> 01:27:13.217 I thought wasn't sure, yeah.
01:27:10.577 --> 01:27:15.668 You're why in the world she's going to call in Webb 9 again
01:27:15.668 --> 01:27:16.007 too.
01:27:17.057 --> 01:27:18.077 Ohh good Lord.
01:27:17.377 --> 01:27:17.897 Umm.
01:27:18.347 --> 01:27:20.027 CD to Web 9 just to make sure.
01:27:23.007 --> 01:27:26.907 You know, whatever broke Brooke pretty good.
01:27:23.147 --> 01:27:24.207 And do a get status.
01:27:29.207 --> 01:27:31.047 Pooja Pooja, Hoofard he do.
01:27:29.497 --> 01:27:29.697 Yeah.
01:27:31.917 --> 01:27:34.487 We need a redo web 9/2.
01:27:31.997 --> 01:27:32.317 Well.
01:27:35.667 --> 01:27:36.077 Yeah.
01:27:36.087 --> 01:27:36.657 Webb nines.
01:27:36.667 --> 01:27:39.710 Not as bad as Seth, thankfully, cause you don't rebuild the back
01:27:39.710 --> 01:27:39.897 end.
01:27:39.907 --> 01:27:41.027 You're just gonna have to delete.
01:27:42.347 --> 01:27:45.657 Uh, you know, going to delete Webb.
01:27:45.667 --> 01:27:48.357 Nine and clone it again and then he got a point.
01:27:48.367 --> 01:27:50.567 Your uh.
01:27:51.347 --> 01:27:57.307 Ends defaults are the portals default skins and.
01:27:55.797 --> 01:27:59.934 Yep, the siblings again and copy and paste the item solution
01:27:59.934 --> 01:28:04.138 items and so few small things, but it's not as bad as the big
01:28:04.138 --> 01:28:08.477 thing is you have to rebuild the back end when you do this one.
01:28:08.607 --> 01:28:10.617 So yeah.
01:28:09.287 --> 01:28:16.901 OK, so if I am if you guys need to go, I totally understand, but
01:28:16.901 --> 01:28:21.117 I'm going to do what you just said.
01:28:21.127 --> 01:28:23.527 So I have to delete this entire folder here.
01:28:24.117 --> 01:28:24.317 Yep.
01:28:24.467 --> 01:28:26.927 Yes, I'm a stick here.
01:28:26.967 --> 01:28:30.167 We're gonna get this resolved because this is not a happy
01:28:29.507 --> 01:28:29.647 Yeah.
01:28:30.167 --> 01:28:30.497 place.
01:28:30.507 --> 01:28:31.137 Leave off at.
01:28:39.417 --> 01:28:39.877 Look at that.
01:28:39.887 --> 01:28:43.507 She's only had a lock hunter downloaded for like, an hour,
01:28:43.507 --> 01:28:45.777 and she's used it like, three times.
01:28:45.827 --> 01:28:46.957 To the bottom of the list, dude.
01:28:47.557 --> 01:28:48.917 Yeah, yeah.
01:28:53.127 --> 01:28:54.237 Of all the app pools.
01:28:53.347 --> 01:28:54.247 Slowly, isn't it?
01:28:56.587 --> 01:28:57.887 Yeah, you can close all those too.
01:28:56.857 --> 01:28:59.197 I have all these previous ones open.
01:29:00.007 --> 01:29:02.917 Yeah, I always close one like the moment that the thing I was
01:29:02.917 --> 01:29:05.357 trying to figure out why it was locked is unlocked.
01:29:05.767 --> 01:29:09.778 I just closed this window because you'll you'll get way
01:29:09.778 --> 01:29:10.637 too many so.
01:29:11.497 --> 01:29:13.077 I don't even know they stacked up, honestly.
01:29:14.107 --> 01:29:15.767 I didn't either actually, but.
01:29:17.907 --> 01:29:19.517 Uh clothes?
01:29:19.747 --> 01:29:21.357 Something you need to close something.
01:29:24.367 --> 01:29:25.647 That wasn't very helpful, mother.
01:29:30.897 --> 01:29:37.177 Ohh yeah, we in line just CD back uh.
01:29:32.247 --> 01:29:32.587 Handling.
01:29:35.137 --> 01:29:36.117 Just get out of it.
01:29:42.117 --> 01:29:44.737 That works as long as you didn't open the command line in it.
01:29:46.017 --> 01:29:47.777 If he did, it doesn't work.
01:29:48.817 --> 01:29:50.427 OK, obviously I did.
01:29:50.437 --> 01:29:52.197 So bye bye command line.
01:29:54.517 --> 01:29:56.157 Well, you you should always refresh.
01:29:58.267 --> 01:30:00.934 I mean, you're OK now, but you should always refresh with lock
01:30:00.934 --> 01:30:02.077 Hunter before you close it.
01:30:02.087 --> 01:30:03.117 That we got to open it again.
01:30:03.127 --> 01:30:07.517 If if you didn't get everything you know, so yeah.
01:30:05.007 --> 01:30:05.267 OK.
01:30:05.777 --> 01:30:06.777 Never delete it.
01:30:09.317 --> 01:30:13.405 OK, so now we've got to go opening command line again Git
01:30:13.405 --> 01:30:15.307 clone go over the web nine.
01:30:15.357 --> 01:30:19.896 I'll go get the Web 9 link for you, save you a little bit of
01:30:18.517 --> 01:30:18.817 OK.
01:30:19.896 --> 01:30:20.267 time.
01:30:29.737 --> 01:30:31.897 And I'm going back into the tin folder, right?
01:30:34.007 --> 01:30:37.257 You are going back into 10?
01:30:36.427 --> 01:30:36.717 Yes.
01:30:37.367 --> 01:30:37.817 Yep.
01:30:37.867 --> 01:30:39.057 And you're gonna clone again.
01:30:43.667 --> 01:30:45.857 Here's the link in the chat.
01:30:50.397 --> 01:30:53.767 Yeah, this one also doesn't take as long to clone.
01:30:53.917 --> 01:30:59.417 So and it's easier on several metrics.
01:31:00.747 --> 01:31:01.397 So yeah.
01:31:01.407 --> 01:31:02.357 Clone that.
01:31:01.577 --> 01:31:01.787 OK.
01:31:02.997 --> 01:31:09.627 I don't know if there is a 10 QA there is.
01:31:09.687 --> 01:31:11.767 OK, so you could check out the Tim QA.
01:31:11.847 --> 01:31:12.647 Once it's done cloning.
01:31:16.787 --> 01:31:19.257 I made it actually hour at least.
01:31:19.267 --> 01:31:20.667 I did the last commit to it.
01:31:24.517 --> 01:31:28.217 Should I change the name back to Webb 9 after it's done?
01:31:28.797 --> 01:31:28.997 Yep.
01:31:33.177 --> 01:31:36.467 You'll need to go verify that you say, still pointing at it.
01:31:33.387 --> 01:31:33.747 Ohh.
01:31:37.297 --> 01:31:41.592 A cool little cool little tidbit I guess you could have done a
01:31:41.592 --> 01:31:45.954 space Webb 9 at the end of that kit command the clone and it'll
01:31:45.954 --> 01:31:47.317 name it that folder.
01:31:46.057 --> 01:31:50.187 Yeah, I think I think I did that when I had to do this all
01:31:47.747 --> 01:31:49.197 Oh, that's cool.
01:31:50.187 --> 01:31:54.177 manually the first time, but I forgot that that existed.
01:31:55.787 --> 01:31:56.477 I didn't know that.
01:31:56.487 --> 01:31:56.857 That's cool.
01:31:59.247 --> 01:32:00.757 OK, rename.
01:32:03.147 --> 01:32:03.657 Of nine.
01:32:10.187 --> 01:32:13.265 Now you said I have to make sure something still pointing at
01:32:13.265 --> 01:32:13.517 this.
01:32:13.527 --> 01:32:14.007 What is that?
01:32:13.977 --> 01:32:18.956 Yeah, IS cause IIS points at the Web 9 folder and I don't know if
01:32:18.956 --> 01:32:21.067 deleting it breaks anything.
01:32:21.077 --> 01:32:25.737 It shouldn't, but yeah, just right click on the site itself
01:32:25.737 --> 01:32:30.319 like 10 dash local and explore and if it opens then you're
01:32:30.319 --> 01:32:30.707 good.
01:32:30.457 --> 01:32:31.207 Yeah, you'll be fine.
01:32:31.797 --> 01:32:32.787 OK, cool.
01:32:33.277 --> 01:32:37.211 OK, so now you need to go copy the two untracked files from
01:32:37.211 --> 01:32:39.177 rock and paste them into here.
01:32:56.487 --> 01:32:57.847 OK, which files?
01:32:57.547 --> 01:33:01.047 Yeah, there should be only two in there that are not tracked.
01:33:01.057 --> 01:33:03.847 They are the bottom line.
01:33:03.917 --> 01:33:08.117 Web dot connection strings config and rewrite dot config.
01:33:11.707 --> 01:33:12.837 Yep, copy those.
01:33:16.087 --> 01:33:18.767 And then paste them into the same place.
01:33:24.527 --> 01:33:26.077 And then open the.
01:33:27.477 --> 01:33:29.537 Uh connection strings one there.
01:33:30.517 --> 01:33:32.037 Web dot connection, yeah.
01:33:31.847 --> 01:33:33.097 Yeah, open that.
01:33:37.977 --> 01:33:39.887 Uh, you don't care about this one, just the other one.
01:33:38.377 --> 01:33:39.857 Uh, that's not the right phone.
01:33:39.867 --> 01:33:41.027 Yeah, that's not the right file.
01:33:40.827 --> 01:33:42.017 I think she opened both.
01:33:41.137 --> 01:33:42.057 You can just close this one.
01:33:42.027 --> 01:33:42.607 It's on the left.
01:33:43.107 --> 01:33:43.817 Yeah, it's a tab.
01:33:43.247 --> 01:33:43.557 Umm.
01:33:45.207 --> 01:33:45.607 There we go.
01:33:47.027 --> 01:33:48.207 Uh yeah.
01:33:48.607 --> 01:33:49.307 Change that.
01:33:53.317 --> 01:33:53.967 There you go.
01:33:54.237 --> 01:33:58.986 Save it and then you need to go open and command line and make
01:33:58.986 --> 01:34:03.885 your virtual links again 'cause you definitely deleted them this
01:34:03.885 --> 01:34:04.487 time so.
01:34:04.137 --> 01:34:06.207 OK, I know I put this somewhere.
01:34:06.947 --> 01:34:07.637 What does tell you?
01:34:07.647 --> 01:34:09.047 Just seemed web 9.
01:34:09.927 --> 01:34:10.187 OK.
01:34:16.407 --> 01:34:16.937 Uh.
01:34:19.467 --> 01:34:19.947 There you go.
01:34:20.217 --> 01:34:24.544 Uh, portals, CD portals, backslash underscore default
01:34:24.544 --> 01:34:26.627 backslash backslash skins.
01:34:31.477 --> 01:34:31.717 Yep.
01:34:31.977 --> 01:34:35.765 And then if you do LS just to verify that it's not here, and
01:34:35.765 --> 01:34:37.007 then they're not OK.
01:34:37.187 --> 01:34:43.547 So MK link all is one word space forward slash D.
01:34:46.687 --> 01:34:47.277 Forward slash.
01:34:49.987 --> 01:34:51.847 Space quotes.
01:34:55.017 --> 01:34:58.007 We'll do clarity admin first, so clarity dash admin.
01:35:02.517 --> 01:35:04.347 Uh Capital C Capital A.
01:35:06.557 --> 01:35:12.843 Might not matter, but in case it does OK and quotes space quotes
01:35:12.843 --> 01:35:17.387 and then you need to find that skin inside of.
01:35:18.967 --> 01:35:20.887 I could tell you where it is, but it would be faster.
01:35:21.017 --> 01:35:22.757 Just go find it and copy and paste it. So.
01:35:22.647 --> 01:35:28.173 Ohh I had shared that this these commands are just one of them,
01:35:28.173 --> 01:35:33.007 but some point I have a should have a handy copy of it.
01:35:34.967 --> 01:35:36.317 I think you gave the command to me.
01:35:36.327 --> 01:35:37.367 That's what I had in my note.
01:35:37.467 --> 01:35:40.027 My note that I do have it somewhere.
01:35:40.427 --> 01:35:42.307 I mean, all she needs is the path now, though.
01:35:42.347 --> 01:35:45.407 So 07 portals.
01:35:43.487 --> 01:35:47.547 Oh, it's in there portal.
01:35:47.747 --> 01:35:50.337 Storefront skins.
01:35:52.597 --> 01:35:52.797 Good.
01:35:53.307 --> 01:35:53.567 OK.
01:35:55.457 --> 01:35:57.097 Do I need just this part of the path?
01:35:55.987 --> 01:36:00.989 So you gotta go into 10 if you wanna copy it from there or
01:36:00.989 --> 01:36:01.497 sorry.
01:36:01.507 --> 01:36:02.757 Go get into clarity admin.
01:36:02.807 --> 01:36:05.727 Sorry, I forgot we're doing clarity admin first, so yeah.
01:36:07.827 --> 01:36:08.327 OK, all that.
01:36:10.997 --> 01:36:14.107 Then paste it and then end quotes and then enter.
01:36:14.197 --> 01:36:14.697 And you're done.
01:36:16.007 --> 01:36:20.907 And then press up and go do clarity as well and then do 10.
01:36:27.877 --> 01:36:30.797 I guess during clarity first makes more sense since you.
01:36:32.987 --> 01:36:35.367 Since you could just add admin but doesn't really matter.
01:36:33.027 --> 01:36:33.737 Doesn't really matter.
01:36:36.287 --> 01:36:37.307 So there you go.
01:36:37.317 --> 01:36:38.267 And then do one for 10.
01:36:47.397 --> 01:36:47.557 OK.
01:36:48.887 --> 01:36:51.967 And I think I think that's all you need to do.
01:36:53.907 --> 01:36:56.345 At least all you need to do until we figure out if it's
01:36:56.345 --> 01:36:56.997 working or not.
01:36:58.097 --> 01:37:00.137 Umm turn your app pulls back on.
01:37:05.667 --> 01:37:09.144 And as long as, as long as nothing in IIS broke and as long
01:37:09.144 --> 01:37:11.577 as we didn't forget something about Webb.
01:37:11.587 --> 01:37:15.237 9 which is entirely possible we did, but it should at least slow
01:37:15.237 --> 01:37:16.247 to site this time.
01:37:23.067 --> 01:37:23.937 Tell you what, man.
01:37:23.947 --> 01:37:29.108 I only ever set up one site that worked the first time and I've
01:37:29.108 --> 01:37:34.107 set up like I don't know how many projects you suppose you've
01:37:34.107 --> 01:37:35.397 set up, Michael.
01:37:36.777 --> 01:37:37.457 Ohh quite a bit.
01:37:36.917 --> 01:37:38.267 I've set up a little more than you.
01:37:40.167 --> 01:37:40.557 I don't know.
01:37:40.467 --> 01:37:40.847 So.
01:37:42.757 --> 01:37:44.237 I've set up quite a bit, it feels like.
01:37:44.637 --> 01:37:47.027 Yeah, I probably set up 30, maybe 40.
01:37:47.967 --> 01:37:48.787 Yeah, you got me.
01:37:49.627 --> 01:37:53.660 When I use the installers for 10, I had the same exact issues
01:37:49.827 --> 01:37:51.207 It's quite a few.
01:37:53.660 --> 01:37:56.717 that I had for rock and then a few extra ones.
01:37:56.727 --> 01:37:57.517 I was like, what the heck?
01:37:59.247 --> 01:37:59.367 Yeah.
01:38:00.807 --> 01:38:04.787 OK, so you built react, didn't you?
01:38:06.837 --> 01:38:10.237 Uh, yes, we did build the front end at one point.
01:38:11.637 --> 01:38:12.287 Sure. OK.
01:38:16.697 --> 01:38:20.537 Because that's, I mean, you're not like, it's not loading the
01:38:20.537 --> 01:38:21.527 styling on here.
01:38:20.697 --> 01:38:20.907 Mm-hmm.
01:38:24.727 --> 01:38:27.912 Open the File Explorer and go look for the build folder inside
01:38:27.912 --> 01:38:28.367 of React.
01:38:31.997 --> 01:38:33.187 You don't have to go all the way back up.
01:38:36.547 --> 01:38:37.077 Yeah.
01:38:37.427 --> 01:38:37.807 There you go.
01:38:40.297 --> 01:38:45.127 UH-7 portals storefront react build.
01:38:47.187 --> 01:38:48.557 Yeah, you have a build file.
01:38:48.567 --> 01:38:49.347 You have a build folder.
01:38:50.807 --> 01:38:53.157 Go in there, make sure it's stuff in there.
01:38:54.207 --> 01:38:56.717 There is is.
01:38:59.157 --> 01:39:01.387 Is there, uh, go up.
01:39:01.777 --> 01:39:02.737 Go up one.
01:39:05.707 --> 01:39:06.357 No, it isn't.
01:39:06.367 --> 01:39:07.807 Build OK, Open the browser.
01:39:11.227 --> 01:39:12.327 And click on the.
01:39:13.947 --> 01:39:15.207 Click on the network tab.
01:39:17.907 --> 01:39:24.823 And then drag that up and then click on CSS like filter by CSS
01:39:24.823 --> 01:39:27.567 to the right in the tabs.
01:39:27.577 --> 01:39:33.181 No, no, no, not that like the where you have like fetch XHR,
01:39:33.181 --> 01:39:34.467 JS, CSS image.
01:39:34.417 --> 01:39:34.707 Product.
01:39:34.657 --> 01:39:35.847 Yeah, yeah.
01:39:35.857 --> 01:39:37.267 Scroll top and there.
01:39:37.317 --> 01:39:38.447 See, you don't have.
01:39:41.747 --> 01:39:45.437 Static CSS clarity dot CSS that's weird.
01:39:45.907 --> 01:39:47.667 Go to your console, do other.
01:39:47.677 --> 01:39:48.617 What are those other errors?
01:39:53.157 --> 01:39:53.857 Yeah, right there.
01:39:56.517 --> 01:40:01.387 So those are images, image, image, image, user snap.
01:40:02.477 --> 01:40:06.146 So once you have clarity dot CSS you have in theory it working
01:40:06.146 --> 01:40:06.437 site.
01:40:06.447 --> 01:40:09.647 That's the only thing that's not loading. Uhm.
01:40:12.347 --> 01:40:15.207 I think these images were those were there before, I think.
01:40:12.767 --> 01:40:19.138 Package DOT Jason did we check out to the branch after we
01:40:19.138 --> 01:40:19.797 built?
01:40:21.867 --> 01:40:23.097 Uh, it's possible.
01:40:24.167 --> 01:40:26.717 OK, just go go build a react again.
01:40:26.727 --> 01:40:28.357 You don't have to turn off the apples for it.
01:40:28.667 --> 01:40:30.137 You just bullet.
01:40:29.047 --> 01:40:29.267 OK.
01:40:31.407 --> 01:40:33.427 So I need to be in Seth.
01:40:34.677 --> 01:40:35.117 Yep.
01:40:35.157 --> 01:40:36.837 So CD up 4.
01:40:41.347 --> 01:40:45.457 And then see the Ceph 7 portals storefront react.
01:41:00.927 --> 01:41:02.637 NPM run build.
01:41:05.427 --> 01:41:08.077 Also, you'll need to build the admin again at some point.
01:41:08.807 --> 01:41:10.387 I'll let you handle that by yourself.
01:41:10.397 --> 01:41:12.754 Because you're not primarily working there, but you can look
01:41:12.754 --> 01:41:14.647 at the documentation and tells you how to do it.
01:41:12.817 --> 01:41:13.117 OK.
01:41:14.747 --> 01:41:18.467 Just open the admin workspace and control shift B and make
01:41:18.467 --> 01:41:22.502 sure you're using the old node version and just control shift B
01:41:22.502 --> 01:41:25.087 build, build, minify and you'll be fine.
01:41:25.917 --> 01:41:26.877 OK, I'm gonna.
01:41:26.177 --> 01:41:28.297 If you need a message, one of us, just do it.
01:41:28.687 --> 01:41:31.167 I'm gonna leave it out to do that.
01:41:30.377 --> 01:41:32.417 OK? Yeah.
01:41:36.957 --> 01:41:39.883 You won't need to do it until probably you wanna go like edit
01:41:39.883 --> 01:41:42.147 some app setting or see something in the admin.
01:41:42.157 --> 01:41:44.207 Then you'll have to do it so.
01:41:44.067 --> 01:41:45.337 What is the name of that folder?
01:41:45.347 --> 01:41:45.847 Set it.
01:41:45.857 --> 01:41:47.727 Was it storefront admin or store admin?
01:41:48.237 --> 01:41:53.252 It's a open the admin workspace and then you don't have to worry
01:41:53.252 --> 01:41:57.882 about where it's located so but you just say rebuild admin,
01:41:57.882 --> 01:41:58.267 yeah.
01:42:00.657 --> 01:42:01.847 Use workspace.
01:42:02.357 --> 01:42:04.287 The workspace is not something you'll build.
01:42:04.297 --> 01:42:07.089 The workspace is something you'll open like with Visual
01:42:06.647 --> 01:42:10.657 OK, the react one gotcha.
01:42:07.089 --> 01:42:07.687 Studio code.
01:42:07.697 --> 01:42:09.967 Same way you open the storefront react workspace.
01:42:10.357 --> 01:42:13.207 Yeah, there's one in the and 07 portals.
01:42:13.737 --> 01:42:17.157 Admin has a admin workspace in it.
01:42:17.677 --> 01:42:17.957 OK.
01:42:18.057 --> 01:42:21.517 So OK, Open your terminal.
01:42:21.527 --> 01:42:23.027 Let's just see how far it is.
01:42:23.067 --> 01:42:23.697 It's getting close.
01:42:26.867 --> 01:42:27.147 And then.
01:42:30.227 --> 01:42:31.887 That's the module query commerce shop.
01:42:36.347 --> 01:42:37.937 Go to the network tab again.
01:42:41.727 --> 01:42:43.717 And click on to JS.
01:42:46.587 --> 01:42:49.317 Did it load the?
01:42:51.367 --> 01:42:54.327 Uh, scroll up.
01:42:56.487 --> 01:42:59.797 Yeah, self store vendors and self store main are the ones.
01:43:00.347 --> 01:43:00.657 Yeah.
01:43:00.667 --> 01:43:02.117 So loaded the Jays configs.
01:43:02.127 --> 01:43:06.307 If you Scroll down like just a little stop.
01:43:06.457 --> 01:43:06.947 Yeah.
01:43:06.957 --> 01:43:09.787 Stop store main has 200 step store vendors is 200.
01:43:09.937 --> 01:43:13.523 So yeah, I don't know why clarity dot CS was missing and
01:43:13.523 --> 01:43:17.234 that's a lot of weird stuff happening you today stuff I've
01:43:17.234 --> 01:43:20.567 never seen happen to anyone that's happening to you.
01:43:20.037 --> 01:43:20.367 Ohh.
01:43:24.537 --> 01:43:29.195 I would say, yeah, I I don't even know how to respond to that
01:43:24.947 --> 01:43:26.477 Which isn't your fault, but.
01:43:29.195 --> 01:43:30.547 other than murder.
01:43:29.607 --> 01:43:32.057 Yeah. Yeah.
01:43:32.307 --> 01:43:33.667 Well, I mean, there's nothing you can do.
01:43:32.827 --> 01:43:35.007 No, I've had a lot of weird stuff happen to me, but.
01:43:37.417 --> 01:43:39.497 It's, uh, it's a little weird on itself too.
01:43:40.707 --> 01:43:41.797 It's one of those weird items.
01:45:29.587 --> 01:45:31.557 OK, it says it's there.
01:45:31.607 --> 01:45:37.377 So rebuild, I mean reload, not rebuild.
01:45:39.497 --> 01:45:41.997 Yay, thank goodness.
01:45:39.647 --> 01:45:40.107 There you go.
01:45:41.187 --> 01:45:41.587 All right.
01:45:44.147 --> 01:45:46.067 OK, what are the errors doing console?
01:45:46.167 --> 01:45:48.959 Ohh and obviously yeah, well I guess you do need to go rebuild
01:45:48.959 --> 01:45:51.661 the admin pretty much right away because you don't have your
01:45:51.661 --> 01:45:52.547 screen translations.
01:45:53.487 --> 01:45:58.067 Uh, and you won't you won't be able to run the scheduled task
01:45:58.067 --> 01:45:59.987 without the admin working.
01:46:00.177 --> 01:46:04.577 So umm but yeah.
01:46:00.417 --> 01:46:00.697 OK.
01:46:03.277 --> 01:46:06.283 There's no signal R errors though, which is good because
01:46:06.283 --> 01:46:08.867 that's how this whole fiasco originally started.
01:46:07.587 --> 01:46:08.287 Yeah.
01:46:08.667 --> 01:46:11.624 Well, you have an indexed any products so it's not getting any
01:46:11.624 --> 01:46:12.937 products back from database.
01:46:12.987 --> 01:46:16.367 So uh, although I don't know.
01:46:15.307 --> 01:46:15.477 I.
01:46:16.677 --> 01:46:20.372 Michael, do you know where products that are indexed is
01:46:20.372 --> 01:46:20.767 saved?
01:46:20.827 --> 01:46:23.857 Like, where's that managed?
01:46:26.427 --> 01:46:27.747 Inside of elastic itself.
01:46:28.857 --> 01:46:30.387 Ohh, OK well there they are.
01:46:29.457 --> 01:46:29.777 Yeah.
01:46:31.277 --> 01:46:34.917 Because they're under, browse in and.
01:46:33.607 --> 01:46:33.887 Yeah.
01:46:36.687 --> 01:46:37.217 OK.
01:46:37.227 --> 01:46:39.017 But you're still so there you go.
01:46:39.127 --> 01:46:40.937 Failed to complete negotiation with the server.
01:46:43.407 --> 01:46:44.267 So it's still failing.
01:46:49.557 --> 01:46:51.907 Trying to see if this looks like what it was before.
01:46:53.427 --> 01:46:54.797 You can open it in a new tab.
01:46:54.807 --> 01:47:01.047 Remember, like if you go to the network tab and it'll yeah.
01:46:57.617 --> 01:46:58.567 Yeah, it looks nicer.
01:47:01.087 --> 01:47:02.567 Render it in HTML for you.
01:47:03.297 --> 01:47:03.957 Click on fetch.
01:47:07.427 --> 01:47:09.037 And then just open one of those and or.
01:47:09.047 --> 01:47:09.257 Yeah.
01:47:09.267 --> 01:47:12.877 There you go internal server error.
01:47:12.967 --> 01:47:13.667 What in the world?
01:47:20.697 --> 01:47:24.487 Oh, do you have signal R enabled?
01:47:20.907 --> 01:47:21.657 Door.
01:47:24.497 --> 01:47:27.317 Now I'm assuming it well, it had to be enabled on QA right?
01:47:27.777 --> 01:47:28.697 Like it had to be.
01:47:30.427 --> 01:47:33.999 Uh, I think Justin said that they were also having these
01:47:30.517 --> 01:47:30.797 Hopefully.
01:47:33.999 --> 01:47:38.072 issues on QA, but then it might have gotten fixed or there was a
01:47:38.072 --> 01:47:40.077 ticket for somebody to fix that.
01:47:40.087 --> 01:47:44.092 I I don't remember cause at the one the day first started, he's
01:47:44.092 --> 01:47:46.657 like it's not just you, it's also on QA.
01:47:46.667 --> 01:47:49.677 But then I feel like got it working on his local.
01:47:50.617 --> 01:47:54.237 Uh, and that's when I started working on it with him.
01:47:53.187 --> 01:47:54.277 It's still on QA.
01:47:56.877 --> 01:47:57.947 Still broken in Q.
01:47:58.377 --> 01:47:59.707 Yeah, I see that.
01:47:59.777 --> 01:48:02.847 Is she don't know what the cause is?
01:48:01.137 --> 01:48:01.327 Uh.
01:48:05.487 --> 01:48:06.667 So maybe for now, just.
01:48:11.077 --> 01:48:11.277 Yeah.
01:48:11.897 --> 01:48:15.167 As long as I could do work this weekend, I'm good.
01:48:15.177 --> 01:48:19.638 I can like try to work on this stuff next week, cause the only
01:48:19.638 --> 01:48:23.744 time I ran into it today was when I was trying to use the
01:48:23.744 --> 01:48:28.133 place of place a bid button, but it wasn't necessarily really
01:48:28.133 --> 01:48:29.407 like in my ticket.
01:48:29.417 --> 01:48:31.297 I just needed to test something with it.
01:48:30.647 --> 01:48:30.817 Yeah.
01:48:35.177 --> 01:48:37.027 I don't know why it's not working for you.
01:48:37.097 --> 01:48:39.197 It's weird. Well.
01:48:39.237 --> 01:48:40.117 So work for you, David.
01:48:41.207 --> 01:48:42.007 Yeah it does.
01:48:45.277 --> 01:48:45.487 No.
01:48:47.347 --> 01:48:49.833 And apparently one of the only people that has it working on
01:48:49.833 --> 01:48:51.137 Tim, I guess, but it is working.
01:48:52.457 --> 01:48:55.603 Well, you've been promoted to the only developer for 10 man.
01:48:55.603 --> 01:48:56.067 Congrats.
01:48:57.117 --> 01:48:57.407 Yeah.
01:49:00.157 --> 01:49:00.977 The pressures on.
01:49:02.417 --> 01:49:05.657 But I'm gonna go ahead and drop it this point.
01:49:06.707 --> 01:49:09.307 Thank you for helping and sticking around.
01:49:06.907 --> 01:49:07.107 Yeah.
01:49:10.777 --> 01:49:14.667 Yeah, David did a lot of a lot of the handling.
01:49:16.037 --> 01:49:17.977 You know, thank you.
01:49:16.077 --> 01:49:16.707 Thank you, David.
01:49:19.207 --> 01:49:22.427 Uh, I'll I'll just stay with why not two more minutes?
01:49:22.537 --> 01:49:23.737 But Brittany, I'll stay with you.
01:49:23.807 --> 01:49:25.787 Just let's just build the admin and make sure that works.
01:49:25.447 --> 01:49:25.687 OK.
01:49:26.677 --> 01:49:28.687 I mean, it's such a small task.
01:49:29.307 --> 01:49:31.747 So yeah. See you, Michael.
01:49:31.757 --> 01:49:32.467 Have a good weekend, man.
01:49:33.227 --> 01:49:33.557 Right.
01:49:33.907 --> 01:49:34.357 Thank you.
01:49:34.027 --> 01:49:34.497 Bye.
01:49:34.467 --> 01:49:34.807 Have yours.
01:49:34.507 --> 01:49:35.107 Have a good weekend.
01:49:37.377 --> 01:49:44.407 OK, so I'm opening workspace file and then it's going to be.
01:49:40.417 --> 01:49:46.698 Yep, workspace, profile and then just go up 1207 portals and go
01:49:46.698 --> 01:49:47.777 into admin.
01:49:50.377 --> 01:49:51.387 And then open that one.
01:49:51.547 --> 01:49:51.877 Yep.
01:49:52.767 --> 01:49:58.255 And then in your terminal you need to do NVM use uh 11.15
01:49:58.255 --> 01:50:00.147 point zero, I think.
01:50:05.317 --> 01:50:09.745 We go and then while you have the while you have VS code in
01:50:09.745 --> 01:50:10.187 focus.
01:50:13.257 --> 01:50:19.587 You can do control shift BB as in boy and do go build Yep.
01:50:21.217 --> 01:50:25.669 To enter on the first one and once it's done, you'll look for
01:50:25.669 --> 01:50:30.120 GULP build, minify and you'll hit enter on that one, and then
01:50:28.337 --> 01:50:28.567 OK.
01:50:30.120 --> 01:50:31.627 you should in theory.
01:50:33.837 --> 01:50:34.257 Be good.
01:50:39.897 --> 01:50:41.767 Oh, it terminated with exit code.
01:50:41.937 --> 01:50:45.067 Ohh you have to you have it installed again. Sorry.
01:50:45.077 --> 01:50:51.317 OK, well, I'm glad that I'm gonna help you go back to your
01:50:51.317 --> 01:50:53.537 terminal UMSCD up to.
01:50:56.357 --> 01:50:57.837 See the into admin.
01:51:00.147 --> 01:51:02.437 NJS backlog NJS.
01:51:05.517 --> 01:51:07.747 And then MPM I.
01:51:10.077 --> 01:51:10.587 Yeah.
01:51:10.877 --> 01:51:13.467 Can't recognize gulp because you don't have a gulp in your.
01:51:14.137 --> 01:51:15.297 No modules so.
01:51:15.367 --> 01:51:15.687 OK.
01:51:25.177 --> 01:51:26.297 Yeah, once that's done.
01:51:30.217 --> 01:51:32.657 You should be able to hopefully be able to go build.
01:51:33.847 --> 01:51:34.227 OK.
01:51:43.127 --> 01:51:43.497 Do you like?
01:51:45.897 --> 01:51:46.767 Two height.
01:51:49.737 --> 01:51:50.337 YouTube type.
01:51:53.897 --> 01:51:54.857 You were too high, dude.
01:52:02.077 --> 01:52:08.263 So this runs the admin where you run the scheduler and everything
01:52:08.263 --> 01:52:10.137 and it's in angular.
01:52:11.387 --> 01:52:11.697 Correct.
01:52:12.277 --> 01:52:12.577 OK.
01:52:13.267 --> 01:52:17.819 And it's literally like you can think of it as just the it's
01:52:17.819 --> 01:52:22.371 just another bunch of files just like react is that when you
01:52:22.371 --> 01:52:25.057 build them, it gives you a website.
01:52:25.957 --> 01:52:29.381 It's just that the site it gives you is for administrative
01:52:29.381 --> 01:52:32.107 purposes instead of for the storefront, right?
01:52:30.917 --> 01:52:31.127 I.
01:52:32.117 --> 01:52:35.463 Like everything is built is with an admin in mind instead of a
01:52:35.463 --> 01:52:36.737 storefront user in mind.
01:52:39.037 --> 01:52:39.897 So what?
01:52:48.527 --> 01:52:51.427 Rename your in administrator.
01:52:53.917 --> 01:52:57.877 Maybe because you have something opened.
01:53:00.677 --> 01:53:01.057 Uh.
01:53:04.637 --> 01:53:08.258 Operation not permitted usually means like something else is
01:53:08.258 --> 01:53:09.267 attached to this.
01:53:09.377 --> 01:53:10.857 Do you have Visual Studio still open?
01:53:11.427 --> 01:53:11.787 I do.
01:53:12.567 --> 01:53:13.327 OK, close that.
01:53:16.407 --> 01:53:19.517 And then I'm gonna show you something called.
01:53:19.527 --> 01:53:21.027 Go ahead and close VS code as well.
01:53:22.377 --> 01:53:22.717 Alright.
01:53:26.527 --> 01:53:28.087 OK, try that again.
01:53:44.707 --> 01:53:46.587 Did this work Nice?
01:53:46.397 --> 01:53:47.817 I don't think so, did it?
01:53:48.607 --> 01:53:49.617 I've been says it did.
01:53:49.827 --> 01:53:53.817 You can run it again if you want, but it says it did, yeah.
01:53:50.107 --> 01:53:50.257 Yeah.
01:53:52.587 --> 01:53:54.577 OK, I I this is from the last one.
01:53:54.587 --> 01:53:55.257 Just kidding, OK?
01:53:56.697 --> 01:53:57.107 OK.
01:53:57.447 --> 01:54:00.547 And then type gulp space build.
01:54:03.827 --> 01:54:06.897 So this is what that control should be looking to build.
01:54:06.907 --> 01:54:10.411 Does it actually just runs go build at this directory, so just
01:54:07.697 --> 01:54:07.967 Umm.
01:54:10.411 --> 01:54:10.967 hit enter?
01:54:10.457 --> 01:54:10.697 OK.
01:54:15.437 --> 01:54:19.460 Umm, you would normally want to do it this way, especially since
01:54:19.460 --> 01:54:23.234 you got plenty of other things to think about, and it's like
01:54:23.234 --> 01:54:26.823 one more command to memorize right control should be with
01:54:26.823 --> 01:54:28.617 admin workspaces easier, but.
01:54:28.517 --> 01:54:28.797 OK.
01:54:30.867 --> 01:54:33.829 Because I wasn't sure if he has code was locking those files
01:54:33.829 --> 01:54:34.897 that wanted to rename.
01:54:35.027 --> 01:54:36.817 That's why I closed it and I was like well.
01:54:39.647 --> 01:54:41.731 If you're already going to be in the terminal anyway, might as
01:54:41.731 --> 01:54:42.557 well just do it this way.
01:54:45.357 --> 01:54:49.779 I think what you just said about VS code locking things is
01:54:49.779 --> 01:54:52.177 exactly what they are saying in.
01:54:53.407 --> 01:54:57.168 Yep, it necro in the Ask anything chat before that it
01:54:57.168 --> 01:55:01.277 might lock files if they're being used, so try closing it.
01:55:01.287 --> 01:55:02.977 So that's that's when I closed it.
01:55:02.987 --> 01:55:06.002 Before, when it wasn't working, and then it went downhill after
01:55:04.857 --> 01:55:06.387 Umm yeah.
01:55:06.002 --> 01:55:06.237 that.
01:55:06.547 --> 01:55:07.427 But that was my own fault.
01:55:08.267 --> 01:55:09.237 OK, so gulp.
01:55:10.717 --> 01:55:11.587 Build.
01:55:10.787 --> 01:55:12.837 Build colon minify.
01:55:15.317 --> 01:55:19.327 Enter and minifies a bit faster than the build is.
01:55:19.867 --> 01:55:20.167 OK.
01:55:23.417 --> 01:55:23.887 Which hurts.
01:55:23.897 --> 01:55:27.627 All that does is just take like the.
01:55:31.037 --> 01:55:32.617 Like what's?
01:55:32.627 --> 01:55:35.769 It basically takes JavaScript that's readable to JavaScript
01:55:35.769 --> 01:55:39.068 that is minified right, as in like all the variable names were
01:55:39.068 --> 01:55:41.267 changed to something really really short.
01:55:41.397 --> 01:55:42.947 All the spaces are removed.
01:55:43.257 --> 01:55:45.647 It's like really efficient, right?
01:55:45.407 --> 01:55:45.617 Umm.
01:55:45.917 --> 01:55:47.207 That's all the gulp it build.
01:55:47.217 --> 01:55:48.277 Minified does so.
01:55:48.317 --> 01:55:50.657 OK, so now you should be able to open the admin side.
01:55:51.497 --> 01:55:54.107 Umm, no app pull stuff required.
01:55:54.117 --> 01:55:59.217 We should just be able to refresh and it work in theory.
01:56:06.207 --> 01:56:09.612 Yeah, I don't know why my bidding is working and no one
01:56:09.612 --> 01:56:10.037 else's.
01:56:10.087 --> 01:56:13.857 I'm like I did what I told you to do.
01:56:13.947 --> 01:56:18.689 Like just now with that .net publish command, that's exactly
01:56:14.227 --> 01:56:14.437 Umm.
01:56:18.689 --> 01:56:19.777 what I did so.
01:56:20.507 --> 01:56:25.741 I think, Nick, before I think it was, Nick said that his wasn't
01:56:25.741 --> 01:56:29.257 working and then is it Brandon helped him.
01:56:29.727 --> 01:56:33.276 He had it in the wrong folder and then once he moved it it, it
01:56:33.276 --> 01:56:34.177 started working.
01:56:34.187 --> 01:56:36.527 So his might be working too, but that's about it.
01:56:38.957 --> 01:56:39.227 Uh.
01:56:52.867 --> 01:56:53.317 Alright.
01:56:55.947 --> 01:56:58.737 So now I can just run my translations and.
01:57:01.037 --> 01:57:02.337 Is there anything else that I have to do?
01:57:01.447 --> 01:57:06.557 Yeah, you should be good.
01:57:06.907 --> 01:57:08.317 Course you gotta go do the work.
01:57:08.327 --> 01:57:09.137 You were doing before.
01:57:09.147 --> 01:57:09.897 Do you remember what it was?
01:57:10.697 --> 01:57:16.189 Yeah, there was like one small styling change I made that I
01:57:16.189 --> 01:57:20.947 noticed was like in a PR that already went through.
01:57:18.467 --> 01:57:18.727 OK.
01:57:20.957 --> 01:57:22.037 And then I did the.
01:57:22.917 --> 01:57:27.753 Adding the buy it now button to the lot details page and then
01:57:27.753 --> 01:57:32.432 hiding the button when the current bid was greater than the
01:57:32.432 --> 01:57:37.424 actual price which would once I found everything it didn't take
01:57:37.424 --> 01:57:38.437 me very long.
01:57:39.387 --> 01:57:39.587 OK.
01:57:41.667 --> 01:57:45.744 Or uh, I'm going to drop because I'm gonna go hang out with my
01:57:45.744 --> 01:57:46.067 wife.
01:57:46.117 --> 01:57:50.418 But if you if you text me and I have a minute tonight or this
01:57:46.207 --> 01:57:46.767 OK. Yes.
01:57:50.418 --> 01:57:54.510 weekend, I'll reply to you and you know, hopefully make it
01:57:54.510 --> 01:57:55.827 faster to get done.
01:57:55.837 --> 01:57:59.537 What you already had done, if if you need help so.
01:57:58.007 --> 01:57:59.907 OK. Perfect.
01:57:59.917 --> 01:58:02.858 I greatly appreciate you helping me with this cause I've
01:58:02.858 --> 01:58:05.850 basically would have not been able to do anything so next
01:58:03.737 --> 01:58:03.937 Yeah.
01:58:05.850 --> 01:58:06.107 week.
01:58:06.677 --> 01:58:09.716 Yeah, I remember not being able to work over the weekend when I
01:58:09.716 --> 01:58:11.757 needed to or wanted to, and it sucked. So.
01:58:11.787 --> 01:58:12.027 Yep.
01:58:14.597 --> 01:58:17.434 Well, alright, go enjoy your weekend with your wife and UM, I
01:58:17.434 --> 01:58:18.897 will talk to you next week then.
01:58:19.607 --> 01:58:20.947 Alright, sounds good.
01:58:20.957 --> 01:58:21.477 Have a good weekend.
01:58:21.677 --> 01:58:22.327 All right. You too.
01:58:22.337 --> 01:58:24.547 Thanks. OK.
01:58:23.737 --> 01:58:23.967 But.