Configure CI for the hugo website

[yochannah]

This site is powered by hugo. Let's configure continuous integration so we don't have to build manually before deploying.

Possible guidelines: https://www.metachris.com/2017/04/continuous-deployment-hugo---travis-ci--github-pages/

[JJ]

You can do that by configuring a token in Travis (or wherever), or locally by creating a post-commit hook. I can do the second, although it will have to be installed by hand by linking it from the .git/hooks directory.

[yochannah]

feel free to pick this up! <3

[yochannah]

whoops, that label was a slip of the finger. This is not a first timers issue!

[JJ]

What do you want to do in Travis? Check spelling, for instance?

[yochannah]

So I didn't quite understand how the post-commit hook works - I was assuming that it would run on travis (even though you did say above it ran locally!). The hook is great but it doesn't stop people from accidentally commiting changes that won't be reflected on the website.

We have two things we could configure for travis

• build hugo and push to the repo
• build the r script in this pr: R googlesheets db implementation #33

[JJ]

El vie., 11 may. 2018 a las 12:55, Yo Yehudi (<notifications@github.com>) escribió:

So I didn't quite understand how the post-commit hook works - I was assuming that it would run on travis (even though you did say above it ran locally!). The hook is great but it doesn't stop people from accidentally commiting changes that won't be reflected on the website.

When you install it locally, it automatically runs Hugo.

We have two things we could configure for travis - build hugo and push to the repo That's that the post-commit hook does. Well, it does not push, but it

builds, then you can commit and push. Commit can also be done automatically with some standard message, if needed.

[yochannah]

committing with a standard message (and maybe even push) would be brilliant!

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