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Jekyll sources for GLFW website
https://www.glfw.org/
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Automating the website build process #77

Open siavashserver opened 3 years ago

siavashserver commented 3 years ago

Since we aren't using any fancy Jekyll plugins, we can let GitHub to directly build and host the website by moving the sources to glfw.github.io repository.

elmindreda commented 3 years ago

That would be so good to have working.

Should the Doxygen generated directories live in this repo as well?

siavashserver commented 3 years ago

Yes, so they can be copied over during build process as well.

elmindreda commented 3 years ago

Does e53f035fb1ece2766fb27c35a9adba87a6268e29 seem reasonable?

siavashserver commented 3 years ago

Does e53f035 seem reasonable?

Yup.

I have also made a few changes here a3f2ff925cc9e471c3ca45f5639aa258d93af55b to fix issues with stylesheet paths; that's probably due to GitHub Pages stack being different (Jekyll 3.9) .

I'm not really familiar with how custom domain binding works, you might need to somehow copy/keep CNAME in sources as well.

elmindreda commented 3 years ago

Yes, the CNAME file needs to move here and possibly we should also rename this repo to glfw.github.io? I'm not sure what the functional differences are between a project site and an organization site beyond naming, but this is technically the latter.

siavashserver commented 3 years ago

I guess that's all that needs to be done and we should be good to go ^^"

elmindreda commented 3 years ago

It worked perfectly! Awesome work!

elmindreda commented 3 years ago

~Hmm, nearly. css/arrow.png isn't getting copied for some reason.~ Never mind, it's back now.

siavashserver commented 3 years ago

I love these refreshing 6:00 AM mini heart attacks, glad it's up and running on first try :D

I'm not sure how much useful it might be, but it seems like that documentation regeneration can be somehow automated through these GitHub Actions as well: