Closed reubenharry closed 1 year ago
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@mknorps @idontgetoutmuch Here are what the new docs look like: https://monad-bayes.netlify.app/ The motivation was that currently I'm hosting two separate sites, one for the docs and one for the notebooks, and this both looks cleaner and is easier to maintain. I think this repo is set up such that I can't merge this in myself, so if one of you could, that would be great, and then I can delete the old websites.
For some reason, the --force and Python 3.8 were both necessary for CI and netlify to work respectively, but I changed the other things.
For some reason, the --force and Python 3.8 were both necessary for CI and netlify to work respectively, but I changed the other things.
That is inconvenient, but we can leave with this for now.
And what about:
Do we still need monad-bayes-site folder? For the structure of the project it would be better if the code to generate documentation was in a separate folder.
Is also mathjax no longer needed?
And what about:
Do we still need monad-bayes-site folder?
I thought I removed it. I don't see it in the repo locally.
For the structure of the project it would be better if the code to generate documentation was in a separate folder.
Now done.
Is also mathjax no longer needed?
Re-added.
OK, removed, and issue created.
Hm, netlify works fine, but something with CI fails. I'm a bit stumped. Any ideas?
Oh right, it's failing for the old site. Let me remove it...
Now passes CI, should be ready to merge.
Mkdocs. Covers both docs and website. Looks nicer. Still on netlify.