Anyone publishing a Quarto blog with Codeberg Pages?

[leonardof@bertha.social]

RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@whitequark/116454915873481567

Anyone publishing a Quarto blog with Codeberg Pages? I'm new to this automation stuff, and can't decide between WebHooks, Forgejo Actions, and WoodPecker CI. If I use actions or WoodPecker, it would be just for "quarto render"; any R code output is frozen and will be run on my own computer. I have a custom domain.

#QuartoPub #CodebergPages #GitPages #ForgejoActions #WoodPeckerCI

[whitequark@social.treehouse.systems]

@leonardof @nxskok

[leonardof@bertha.social]

Thanks @whitequark!

Hello, @nxskok. AFAICT you have one repo for your Quarto blog, and another for the contents of `_site`. I can't find any dot-direflctories, so I guess you are using a web hook to publish it with Codeberg Pages?

I'm not automating the publishing in anyway yet (sometimes I literally drag the files to my WebDAV), but sometimes it doesn't work quite well, so I'm considering some sort of automation (webhook, Forgejo actions, WoodPecker). Any recommendations?

[nxskok@cupoftea.social]

@leonardof @whitequark unautomated automation, you might say.

I have two repos: one called blog1, which is where the blog content lives, which has a subfolder called _site after I render it, and a "sister" repo called blog, whose reason for existence is to copy blog1's _site folder to its root and then publish that, and whose copy.sh shell script does that.

The rationale for this, such as it is, is described in the second part of https://blog.ritsokiguess.site/posts/quarto-codeberg/ . It seems to be a specific requirement for quarto blogs, though it also provides a way of keeping source and .html separate if you prefer to do that.