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Document how to publish to github pages (github.io) #172
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So I was able to get my static files from https://github.com/tacman/micro-calendar working on github pages! https://tacman.github.io/micro-calendar/ The trick is to build to ./docs and make the repo name the base-url.
In /settings/pages, point the source to /docs |
You could also commit to a dedicated Did you already consult https://stenopephp.github.io/skeleton/articles/deployment/ ? We provide an example of a GitHub workflow in the skeleton for doing this. |
I hadn't seen that at all! Can you add that to the README somewhere? And a link to the various articles? |
The skeleton project is referenced in the installation section for now : https://stenopephp.github.io/Stenope/#installation But I agree we need to rework the documentation. |
This is very cool! Thanks for releasing it.
Can you provide some guidance or scripts to show how to publish the /static directory to github pages? That is, I'd love to be able to have my 'my-demo' repo with the symfony code show the static site at my-demo.github.io.
I'm working through the github instructions, but I'm pretty sure there's a better way than what I'm doing.
Thanks.
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