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request ci access #77

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opened 2022年02月22日 23:37:28 +01:00 by adam · 1 comment
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Hi there, and thanks a lot for the awesome work on Codeberg and Codeberg-CI 😊.

After having the discussion in this issue of Codeberg pages about different ways of simplifying the deployment process for static Hugo websites, I made a script that mimicks the GitHub action for deploying Hugo pages to GitHub pages. I'd like to have a look if a similar CI pipeline can be achieved with Codeberg-CI.

Currently, one supported way of hosting Codeberg Pages is to have the Hugo-generated static files in a pages branch, which is what my script automates, and is analogous to what the GitHub action does for GitHub pages (on GitHub the branch is gh-pages). I was thus wondering if something similar could be done with Codeberg-CI, as it would be much more user-friendly than manually getting the static files to the pages branch, or having to use scripts to automate that.

I'd thus like to have a look at it, with my personal page with the repo here. I'd be glad to then have a look at updating the Codeberg pages documentation for simplifying the deployment of pages from static site generators.

LMK what you think, and thanks a lot!

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Thank you very much, you now have the access rights for the codeberg CI.

Thank you very much, you now have the access rights for the codeberg CI.
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