I am not sure if having the LESS files in the bin folder is correct.. In the other openstack project, the bin folder is typically used for storing scripts for managing the instance like restarting, running client api..
When django start, it expects that the bin folder must be in the same directory level as horizon and openstack-dashboard.
This means after deployment of the package, it should look like:
.. python2.7/dist-packages/horizon
.. python2.7/dist-packages/openstack-dashboard
.. python2.7/dist-packages/bin
Is that the expectation? Perhaps LESS should be move to horizon folder thoughts?
I am not sure if having the LESS files in the bin folder is correct.. In the other openstack project, the bin folder is typically used for storing scripts for managing the instance like restarting, running client api..
When django start, it expects that the bin folder must be in the same directory level as horizon and openstack- dashboard.
Related code: dashboard/ settings. py join(os. path.dirname( __file_ _), '..', 'bin', 'less', 'lessc')
File: openstack-
Code: less_binary = os.path.
This means after deployment of the package, it should look like: 7/dist- packages/ horizon 7/dist- packages/ openstack- dashboard 7/dist- packages/ bin
.. python2.
.. python2.
.. python2.
Is that the expectation? Perhaps LESS should be move to horizon folder thoughts?