feat(script): add gramps #136
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# Conflicts: # docs/features/apps/install-scripts/curated/index.md
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We have this and are currently looking into it. This will be a nice addition to the curations. Thanks for getting it started. |
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During testing the datasets were created correctly, but the install of the app itself failed.
Finishing up the install through the TrueNAS catalogue directly, mapping all created datasets manually, worked like a charm.
Currently, I don't believe this to be an issue with the script, but something else in hexos. I have sent in a bug report through the "Give us feedback" form in the Deck interface.