Aha! Having used Github pages, I had just peeked at the
'pythonjobs.github.io' repo - the output - and not the 'jobs' one
which I now realise is the source. So under travis, GitHub repos can
access parallel repos - they are just in the directory next door - and
even push to them? Cool.
Some ve
Hi Andy
The code's all in the repository! :)
We hook into the travis build system to do this, with some simple scripts.
On the post-merge-to-main branch travis run, if the tests pass, then it
pushes the built site files to a separate github repository which is hosted
as a github pages site. This
Salim, Hyde looks very impressive.
I've been helping a few small communities build sites with Jekyll and
GitHub Pages, where the page generation is done by GitHub after you
commit. Do you mind me asking what does this for Hyde? Is some agent
running somewhere else which updates all the pages and
