RFC: Add Automated Tests For The Built Site#520
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After this past weekend's inadvertent errors on the
contributingpage, I wondered if we could add some testing to the CI.This is a very limited prototype, that only tests 3 of the 4 sections in
contributing. It builds and serves a local site via Jekyll, and tests the site with apytestfunction. It compares the resulting site build against the actual source data from the S3 bucket.This should be easily expandable to include more parts of the site, but I understand there are likely some preferences with regards to the tools used. Just wanted to get some wider input before getting too far with this.
EDIT: I keep forgetting that PRs will run new Actions workflows, if workflows are already present... See the
Test Jekyll Sitecheck.