There were something like 3600 deleted, updated, and added files when I went to commit my changes. It was challenging to find what I'd actually changed that was substantial. I suggest for now that we remove the compiled files so we just have the source, then use quarto publish to create the GitHub Page.
There seem to be another important aspect of that process that need to be addressed: either freezing computations so GitHub doesn't run our python code, or setting up the GitHub action with the necessary requirements. I've added a requirements file in the latest commits that would help with the latter.
There were something like 3600 deleted, updated, and added files when I went to commit my changes. It was challenging to find what I'd actually changed that was substantial. I suggest for now that we remove the compiled files so we just have the source, then use quarto publish to create the GitHub Page.
I found that the submission instructions include directions to use a GitHub Action to create the website. They even provide the configuration yml file for it.
There seem to be another important aspect of that process that need to be addressed: either freezing computations so GitHub doesn't run our python code, or setting up the GitHub action with the necessary requirements. I've added a requirements file in the latest commits that would help with the latter.