One niggly thing is that when a page is regenerated, any plots are saved as outputs in static (as png files). These maybe identical to previous, but still get detected as a change, and so git suggests a change.
Changes are also detected for .js
To keep the repo small (in size), I'd suggest not committing changes to these files in static, wherever you can avoid it. You do need to commit new files. But not updated (modified) files.
Would be nice to set up some sort of automated process for this.
Our new setup is awesome!
One niggly thing is that when a page is regenerated, any plots are saved as outputs in static (as png files). These maybe identical to previous, but still get detected as a change, and so git suggests a change.
Changes are also detected for .js
To keep the repo small (in size), I'd suggest not committing changes to these files in static, wherever you can avoid it. You do need to commit new files. But not updated (modified) files.
Would be nice to set up some sort of automated process for this.