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The newest Hugo approach is to use Hugo modules. The approach is based on Go modules and provides benefits when it comes to versions and content management - e.g. dependencies graphs, etc. (see detailed information here).
Moreover, the Docsy theme that Kanto's website is using has dropped the Git submodules approach and migrated to Go modules since v0.4.0. In order to be able to update to the latest version including important fixes and improvements, the website's Hugo configuration and build has to be migrated.
As the latest Docsy version is incompatible with the current website's build and configuration, several workarounds have been added in Kanto:
All of these fixes have been introduced after v0.4.0, thus, when a Docsy released version including them is available, Kanto's website has to be made compatible to enable the theme update properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
[#110] Migrate Kanto's website to Hugo modules
- Fix URLs
- Switch to hugo modules
- Fix hugo.toml and add scss for the nav bar
- Fix the padding of nav bar
- Update README.md for the documentation and correct link
Signed-off-by: Kristiyan Gostev <kristiyan.gostev@bosch.com>
Signed-off-by: Antonia Avramova <antonia.avramova@bosch.io>
Co-authored-by: Kristiyan Gostev <kristiyan.gostev@bosch.com>
The newest Hugo approach is to use Hugo modules. The approach is based on Go modules and provides benefits when it comes to versions and content management - e.g. dependencies graphs, etc. (see detailed information here).
Moreover, the Docsy theme that Kanto's website is using has dropped the Git submodules approach and migrated to Go modules since v0.4.0. In order to be able to update to the latest version including important fixes and improvements, the website's Hugo configuration and build has to be migrated.
As the latest Docsy version is incompatible with the current website's build and configuration, several workarounds have been added in Kanto:
All of these fixes have been introduced after v0.4.0, thus, when a Docsy released version including them is available, Kanto's website has to be made compatible to enable the theme update properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: