#[grantcodes]eddie Yup you probably just need to run `yarn install` first
#Loqi[grantcodes]: [eddie] left you a message 12 hours, 43 minutes ago: I tried to install together locally to see how progress is coming with your recent changes but I got an error: https://github.com/cleverdevil/together/issues/8
#[eddie]aaronpk: I know you have a hosted compass server. Is it easy to export from? I’m trying to decide if I want to go through trying to get Compass installed now or just start by using the hosted version and then migrating (if that’s possible and not a headache).
#[eddie]If that’s not possible or hard to do than I should just do the self install
#aaronpkthere is no built-in export tool, but it just saves files on disk
#aaronpki was thinking about building a different backend for it that i actually would run for people who download the app. instead of storing everything it would just store a little bit of info like the last known location and maybe a log of what city you're in
#[eddie]Ohhh interesting. That would be a good way to allow “easy getting started” and then if they wanted to do more they could build their own backend
#aaronpkyeah i don't mind hosting that little data, i just don't want to host gigs of data for peoplee
#aaronpkmy logs are up to 3 gigs for the last couple years, which isn't a ton, but still
#[eddie]Haha yeah that could go badly in multiple ways. File space and people might feel like they hold you accountable for the data which could be sticky
#[eddie]Where as “last location” and simple data like that isn’t bad
#[eddie]I’m gonna end up leaving before I get it fully installed. As long as I switch the send interval to off, it’ll just queue the gps so that when I get home I can turn it on and it’ll upload them all, from the way I understand it?