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This uses the https://github.com/peaceiris/actions-gh-pages GitHub Action for the deployment to GitHub Pages for any merge to `main`. The one thing this workflow is missing is how to incorporate tutorials content in the same GitHub Pages build.
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@adrn This doesn't have the integrated deployment of tutorials, but I'll add that in a second PR after we've got astropy-learn/astropy-tutorials#497 settled. |
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This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that deploys the built Gatsby site to GitHub Pages.
One thing that I'm currently figuring out is how to include the tutorials with the site. There are two options:
gh-pages.repository_dispatchwebhook trigger, the tutorials repo can trigger a deployment oflearn-astropythat includes the built tutorials content.The first option might be easier but has the downside that the deployments to github pages can't delete "old" files so that e.g. a tutorials build doesn't clobber the learn-astropy homepage build. In that sense, the second option is technically more correct.