actions-hugo VS nat236919

You can build your Hugo site in your Github Actions, e.g. like in https://github.com/peaceiris/actions-hugo, then push the static pages to your server

Documentation provides an example workflow file that uses GitHub Actions for Hugo action in the "Build Hugo With GitHub Action" section. It is ok to use it, but I will use combination of 2 examples (1, 2) from GitHub Actions for Hugo's README because it has one for projects using PostCSS.

If the data fetch from previous step succeeds, the workflow continues by building the static website with Hugo. Hugo is setup using action peaceiris/actions-hugo. When the files are ready, the result is published to GitHub pages, using another GitHub action, peaceiris/actions-gh-pages.

Luckily, there is a workflow for it. By implementing peaceiris/actions-hugo@v2 on my GitHub workflow, I was able to achieve what I wanted to do. Simple as that.

Less is more IMO. A Github Action using Hugo to deploy to GH pages.

For more information about the actions used and their options, please see Hugo and Github pages on Github.

I am looking for someone who can help me, pro bono, to: - set up this site using GitHub Pages - set up Hugo SSG (https://gohugo.io) using Jane (https://github.com/xianmin/hugo-theme-jane) as the theme - set up automatic building using GitHub actions perhaps using https://github.com/peaceiris/actions-hugo - set up Giscus (https://giscus.app) for comments (may need to fork theme, if so try to up a steam a PR also so a separate fork does not need to be maintained.) - set up banner art and profile picture (may need to fork theme, if so try to up a steam a PR also so a separate fork does not need to be maintained.) - set up SEO, RSS, favicon, Analytics, etc.

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I set up Hugo with peaceiris/actions-hugo. The build step afterwards runs the command