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Update documentation build to use "assets" #316
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I have asked our git expert Scott Wales to review this, and he said it's all good, so I'll proceed to merge it.
@MatthewHambley , could you please fix the conflicts, then I'm happy to merge. |
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Proceeding to merge.
on: | ||
push: | ||
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- 'main' |
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This workflow targets main
, but there is not such a branch - Perhaps Master needs renaming as main?
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Thanks, I've opened #321 for this.
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GitHub have changed the way they handle "pages."
In the past they were taken from a branch in the repository called "gh_pages." Now they are tarred up as an "asset" and installed from there.
This change reflects that.
I've tested it as far as I can but it's always hard to be certain if workflows are correct until they are deployed.