Use CircleCI to deploy the blog #53
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Looks as good plan. But now some tests failing. |
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I've updated pull request, it's green now in CircleCI. |
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Due to limitations with automatic GitHub pages using Jekyll. I've made this pull request to instead use CircleCI to build and deploy the blog.
The limitation is mostly the fact we can't have syntax highlighting with Rouge, and we also can't control the dependencies (and versions) that we use.
There are a couple of tasks that need to be done before merging this else it will fail:
gh-pagesbranch (manual deploy beforehand) - I will do this once it's been reviewed and gotten a 👍.While we're doing this, perhaps it would make sense to rename this repository to
blog.apiary.ioinstead ofapiary.github.comso it's more clear what the contents is from the name. This might also be required due to GitHub page limitations./cc @abtris