Closed VeckoTheGecko closed 1 year ago
No I think the idea is that Jekyll allows static HTML files in that directory, and we wanted to keep historical stuff around. It could probably also be moved to a different location.
Oh, the were moved to a different location! /workshops/2017-leaflet
So yeah, you're probably right, the gitignore is out of date.
I think the main idea is that https://geogeeks.org/workshops/2017-leaflet/ keeps on working.
Been working with the dev environment for the website, and running
bundle exec jekyll serve
populates a bunch of files in the_site/workshops
folder.I assume these files aren't meant to be git-tracked, so should this line be removed?: https://github.com/geogeeks-au/geogeeks-au.github.io/blob/43f91b2095ad2f95507fb2cdaf16933a1ad6d6ed/.gitignore#L3