[annotator-dev] Website and Github Pages

[Randall Leeds]

I merged it. I also made you a team member for the website so you should be
able to push directly.


On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:50 AM, steph <steph at endpoint.com> wrote:

>  I just ran this and the commit worked just fine. I've submitted a pull
> request for gh-pages to include the updates. The only addition I made was
> to stop ignoring news/ in .gitignore on the gh-pages branch.
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> Whoever has permissions can deploy and the news/ pages should be up there
> now.
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> And then Andrew can follow-up with additional news articles.
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> On 05/14/2014 10:34 PM, Randall Leeds wrote:
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>  We should make one now, to generate the news directory.
> I would, but I wanted to leave it to someone else so they could try it out
> and make sure I was clear.
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> ```
>  $ cd _news
>  $ jekyll build
>  $ rake ghp
>  $ git push origin gh-pages:gh-pages
> ```
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> On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 7:33 PM, Randall Leeds <tilgovi at hypothes.is>wrote:
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>>   On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 7:02 PM, Steph Skardal <steph at endpoint.com>wrote:
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>>>  Ok, I think I am following your updates now after rereading, Randall.
>>> However, what this means to me is that every time a blog article is added,
>>> there will be a commit in both the master branch and gh-pages branch that
>>> would need to be pulled reflecting changes in the jekyll source and jekyll
>>> destination files. This is fine, but it brings up a bit of an opportunity
>>> for master and gh-pages to be unsynced if corresponding pull requests are
>>> not made at the same time. I understand the motivations for keeping source
>>> files out of the gh-pages branch, so I think doing it this way is fine
>>> until it possibly becomes a headache.
>>> Steph
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>>  This is why I made the rake task. If you `rake ghp` then it will make a
>> commit on gh-pages that brings it up to date.
>> We don't need one for every single commit on master, just when we want to
>> ship the site.
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>>  The intention was also that the developer does not have to switch. Work
>> entirely on master all the time. Run `rake ghp` from master and it
>> generates a single commit on gh-pages that updates it completely.
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