The module github.com/willfaught/paige@v0.58.1 is a theme. It has an exampleSite with a go.mod:
module github.com/willfaught/paige/exampleSite
go 1.20
require github.com/willfaught/paige v0.58.0 // indirect
When I try to build/run exampleSite using the local copy of the theme, it uses the published version of the theme.
For example, http://localhost:1313 shows a home page with the title “Paige”. If you modify the local theme copy to put a “foo” word below the title:
--- a/layouts/partials/paige/metadata.html
+++ b/layouts/partials/paige/metadata.html
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@
<div class="w-100" id="paige-metadata">
{{ with $title }}
<h1 class="fw-bold text-center" id="paige-title">{{ if $link }}<a href="{{ $link }}">{{ . }}</a>{{ else }}{{ . }}{{ end }}</h1>
+ <p>foo</p>
{{ end }}
{{ with $description }}
and then set HUGO_MODULE_REPLACEMENTS and HUGO_THEMESDIR, nothing changes at http://localhost:1313:
~/Developer/paige/exampleSite
❯ env HUGO_MODULE_REPLACEMENTS='replace github.com/willfaught/paige -> paige' HUGO_THEMESDIR=../.. hugo server
For what it’s worth, hugo mod graph doesn’t show any changes, but I’m not clear on whether that’s expected:
❯ env HUGO_MODULE_REPLACEMENTS='replace github.com/willfaught/paige -> paige' HUGO_THEMESDIR=../.. hugo mod graph
github.com/willfaught/paige/exampleSite github.com/willfaught/paige@v0.58.0
I also tried the absolute path approach:
~/Developer/paige/exampleSite
❯ env HUGO_MODULE_REPLACEMENTS='replace github.com/willfaught/paige -> /Users/Will/Developer/paige' hugo server
There’s no error at all. Mapping to a non-existent directory also runs without error:
~/Developer/paige/exampleSite
❯ HUGO_MODULE_REPLACEMENTS='replace github.com/willfaught/paige -> /foo' hugo server
I’m not sure what I’m missing.