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This assumes we want to create an all new website every time, with no customization at all?
How about setup_workflow()?
Quarto installation fails because sudo: command not found
. @vincentarelbundock do you think it's because we use a rocker container?
No idea, which is why I use the script linked above ;)
https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-actions/issues/12
There are cases where install-quarto action can't be used (like in docker containers runners).
The CI went through, need to see how it goes after we merge this. Need to update function name, docs, CI template first
this is cool
Out of curiosity, what is the benefits of pushing to a separate branch vs. just loading it directly from docs/
in main
?
this is cool
yes but it still doesn't work because git is not installed / badly configured in the container. I'm exploring now
Out of curiosity, what is the benefits of pushing to a separate branch vs. just loading it directly from docs/ in main?
After a you merge a PR / push some commits, you don't need to pull again to import locally the changes in the docs
folder
Close #66
Very much WIP, just the skeleton for now
TODO:
r2u
quarto
is enough or if we need to setup Quarto: https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-actions/tree/main/setup