Add build script - #177
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I think you should explain in the README how and why people would run this locally |
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I've tested the github automation on my fork main run: https://github.com/robobario/kroxylicious.github.io/actions/runs/16611488912 |
| Sometimes it can be useful to build the same static output that is deployed to GitHub Pages. For example, you may need to test some Jekyll | ||
| changes produce the URLs you expect in production. |
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I think you should spell out a little more clearly what the difference between build.sh and run.sh is, in use case terms. And probably move this section before the section about running on a fork (which seems to me like a more advanced thing to want to do)
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have re-ordered them and started off each section with a usecase type statement.
run.sh is for contributors developing the content. build.sh and the deploy-to-fork sections are more useful for contributors developing the build automation.
So that we can execute a local production build the same way we do in CI Signed-off-by: Robert Young <robertyoungnz@gmail.com>
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Add a build script so that we can build the same way locally and in CI
I'm experimenting with some automation for checking that all the links within the generated HTML are valid, having a way to produce the production build output locally is helpful.