The documentation (both at the intro text of the “1-click app” and in the linked documentation article) is missing any mention of when/how the actual genealogy data is flowed into the droplet.
There ought to be mention of prepping an export (GEDCOM, .gramps compressed or .gramps XML) file or backup(?) file. Then an explicit statement of which step is where the file is imported/uploaded. Is it in the setup script?
@emyoulation good point. It’s actually the same as step 3 and 4 of the Docker deployment, but this should be somehow unified/mentioned.
@Paffy Gramps Web uses Gramps as a library for processing genealogical data, so the data model and the reports are exactly the same. So I think this would be a question in the Help category.
Would you say Gramps Web is viable for a ‘start from scratch’ tree? Or is it a collaborative tool for an uploaded/sync’d research in an offline Gramps database?
Would you say Gramps Web is viable for a ‘start from scratch’ tree? Or is it a collaborative tool for an uploaded/sync’d research in an offline Gramps database?
It’s supposed to be suited for both. Once it becomes easier for people to sign up to an online tree, I can even imagine there could be users who start online and only “discover” the desktop app as a second step.
DigitalOcean immediately updated their droplet to the v1.0.0 Gramps Web as soon as it was published. The updated 1-click App (droplet) is dated 23 Jun 2023.
Hi, DigitalOcean doesn’t update anything themselves. 1.0.0 was the version of the 1-click app (not Gramps Web) when it was first released. Normally, there is no need to update the 1-click app since it automatically pulls the latest docker image on startup.