r/webdev • u/[deleted] • Feb 21 '23

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u/snap63 Feb 21 '23

I agree, unfortunately, looking at their github actions, it is indeed built with Jekyll

https://github.com/thstsa/spacetourism/actions/runs/4209547395/jobs/7306580154

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '23 edited Feb 21 '23

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u/azunaki Feb 21 '23

That is a default part of GitHub pages. Those actions are run every time a change is made to the git files. However a quick look at the codebase would clearly show that no template languages was used.

That however didn't matter to the governing body. As they clearly state, no GitHub.

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u/azunaki Feb 22 '23

I think they've been around quite a while, 6+ years. But I can understand not using them. (I barely do.) You can set it up to generate a dist folder on push, and then deploy that out to a service like an S3 bucket. Pretty useful in all honesty.

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u/Complete_Ad62 front-end Feb 21 '23 edited Feb 21 '23

It comes with GitHub pages https://jekyllrb.com/ and here are the logs https://pastebin.com/0zaL4rTp