Closed lgoettgens closed 11 months ago
Bump.
The second and third google search results for "Aqua.jl" give 404 errors.
Just preventing force pushes will only break things more as long as the GH workflows are configured to use them.
Which is actually a normal thing to do qhen enabling PR doc previews because otherwise the repository size will spiral out of control. (The doc cleanup PR you added will do nothing about that, git rm
alone will never shrink the tepo size).
Anyway, what actually happened to break the pages, do you know?
Just preventing force pushes will only break things more as long as the GH workflows are configured to use them.
True...
Which is actually a normal thing to do qhen enabling PR doc previews because otherwise the repository size will spiral out of control. (The doc cleanup PR you added will do nothing about that,
git rm
alone will never shrink the tepo size).
I copied the one from OSCAR without thinking about it. I should probably just copy the example from the Documenter docs all together.
Anyway, what actually happened to break the pages, do you know?
When installing the action and trying it, I got very confused with branches. And thus, by accident, deleted the origin/gh-pages pages branch. I re-pushed my local one immediately after, but github does not pick it up anymore.
Thanks @fingolfin!
0816b05f0567b76322d195510d5ffe40885b064b was the last commit that the github pages deployment ran on. Starting with a1743e32d7a17f3cae35f64ddcbf0184b3cf96cd, the pages environment throws a 404 (see https://juliatesting.github.io/Aqua.jl/).
@fingolfin could you please check the project settings and maybe disable and re-enable github pages there? Hopefully that fixes it. (And maybe protect the gh-pages branch a bit. Commiting and everything is fine, but I think force-pushing and deleting it and so on shouldn't be allowed.)