@trackerninja congrats! After Codeberg get CI support you may want to automate the publishing part so you will just need to commit new contents. It's something I find very convenient.
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@trackerninja a sort of. They are investigating woodkeeper[¹] that uses YAML so you can embed documents written in other languages (using |): this means that it's trivial write scripts directly into the config file. When it will be available you could, for example, keep the sources in a branch and after every commit in that branch:
1. build the site
2. commit the built output on main branch to update
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[¹] https://woodpecker.laszlo.cloud/
1. build the site
2. commit the built output on main branch to update
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[¹] https://woodpecker.laszlo.cloud/
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@trackerninja I have a different use case, but you could look at the config file that I use for my website: https://noa.mornie.org/eriol/mornie.org/src/branch/main/.drone.yml I'm still using drone, but I plan to switch to woodkeeper ASAP because of the project governance and license (woodkeeper is a fork of drone). Lines 18 to 22 is an example of what I was describing with embeding scripts.
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