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Add asciidoctor to website. #77

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  • Bump website dependencies (hugo, npm)
  • Add Asciidoctor to website.
  • Update deployment definition for Netlify.

Part of #75

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- Bump Hugo to v0.99.1.
- Update npm packages.
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Add Asciidoctor
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- Add Gemfile to install asciidoctor in website.
- Update Makefile to include a target for installing non-Hugo deps.
- Add `netlify` Make target to simplify deployments to Netlify.
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cc @rolfedh

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This basically will allow usage of both Markdown or AsciiDoc, right? Would mean that we don't have to migrate things.

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/approve

This basically will allow usage of both Markdown or AsciiDoc, right? Would mean that we don't have to migrate things.

Correct - we can keep existing markdown. Though switching everything would be good for consistency.

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rolfedh commented May 23, 2022

Yes. As I understand it, with this enhancement, with can use markdown and asciidoc content.
I would avoid having duplicate content in both file types. For example, with build.adoc and build.md, contributors might not know which file to modify.

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rolfedh commented May 23, 2022

In my tests, if you have two content files such as build.adoc and build.md, the markdown file "wins."

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rolfedh commented May 23, 2022

In my tests, if you have two content files such as build.adoc and build.md, the markdown file "wins."

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