Added copying of .gitignore to the temporary static site location in both development and production build scripts. This prevents unnecessary files from being included in the new orphan branches, ensuring a cleaner and more efficient build process.
Changed the force push target from 'pages' to 'pages-dev' to ensure the dev build process does not interfere with the production pages. This helps maintain a clear separation between development and production environments, reducing the risk of unintentional overwrites.
Renamed 'build.yml' to 'build-dev.yml' to clarify its purpose for development builds. Updated branch triggers and orphan branch naming to 'dev' and 'pages-dev' respectively to distinguish development deployment processes from production. This enhances workflow clarity and separation of concerns in CI/CD practices.
- Added a new GitHub Actions workflow for the development branch to build and deploy the static site.
- Modified the existing workflow to trigger on the main branch instead of the static branch.
- Refactored the main.py script for consistency in string quotation.
The new workflow simplifies deployment processes during development, ensuring seamless and automated integration and testing.
Condensed the installation commands to streamline the setup process. Removed redundant pip upgrade step to avoid potential conflicts and expedite build workflow. No change to the overall functionality or dependency management.
Updated the build script to use `python3` and `pip3` commands, ensuring compatibility with environments where Python 2 might be the default. Also added `--break-system-packages` flag to `pip3` install to handle specific package installations without breaking the environment.
Replaces `runs-on` with `container` to utilize a Docker container
for node:20-bookworm. This enhances consistency and reproducibility
by standardizing the build environment across different runs.
Set up a GitHub Actions workflow to build and deploy the static site from the 'static' branch to the 'pages' branch. This workflow includes steps to install dependencies, generate the static site using Python, and handle deployment through Git configuration and git commands.
