Building site locally returns ERROR on google_analytics_async.html about gohugo-theme-ananke

[DevTown]

The Bug is fixt in Main but not in the newest release. :-(

Go to themes\ananke\layouts_default\baseof.html on line 40 have to look like :
{{ template "_internal/google_analytics.html" . }}

[ricardopoffo]

Hello! I cloned your repo and reproduced the problem on my local machine. I got rid of the error message by creating an _internal/google_analytics_async.html file. I consider this a temporary solution. I came here looking for help with another problem, but I figured I could help you as well. I have a very similar blog. Could you tell us more about the changes made since the last working version?

[JMHReif]

I added the _internal/google_analytics_async.html file, but it's still throwing the error. Do I need to add that in a specific place in my repo?

[JMHReif]

As far as the changes made, I added a new blog post under the content folder, added a new image under the static folder (both are things I do all the time). I also updated a few of my old blog post names to start with a date, so that they have a consistent order under the blog folder. I wouldn't think renaming posts would cause that particular error, but maybe?

[JMHReif]

I'm sorry, @DevTown, my frontend skills are less than stellar.....do I need to copy the whole baseof.html file from the theme repo into my repo and then modify there for it to pick up the change?

[JMHReif]

@DevTown and @ricardopoffo, I don't have Google Analytics enabled on my repo. The theme is a submodule in my repo, but I haven't pulled all the files into my repository (folder placeholder only). Could someone explain a bit more how this should work? I would really appreciate a bit more explanation! :)

[DevTown]

@regisphilibert Could you deploy a fixed version from the main plz ?

@JMHReif : When you want to create your site local you can go to your checkout theme folder .
Where you go to the ananke\layouts_default Folder .
There you open the file baseof.html in a editor of your choice .
Now delete line 40 and past the following line in it:

{{ template "_internal/google_analytics.html" . }}

After you save the file you can run hugo again.

The problem is not that you are using google_analytics or not. The theme has the possibility to use it and the theme has a bug. It is fixed in the githubrepo but not i a released.

[JMHReif]

Thank you for the help, @DevTown! My site can be updated again. :)