forrtproject
Separate webpage build from data processing steps in action
We are now doing a lot of data processing in the build action
- Tenzing
- Curated Resources
- Google Analytics
- References (to come)
It is not necessary to do all of that every time we test a PR commit - and one of these actions breaking should not prevent the webpage from getting deployed (as Tenzing did in the past two days).
@richarddushime could you maybe help to split the action into one that processes data (and is called daily or on request) - and a build action that uses the artefact from the data processing action to rebuild the website (daily - after the data processing - and after each PR/commit)?
Great progress on this!
Two small things:
- [ ] can we avoid code duplication? Currently, the code is repeated in the build action and the data processing action, which is likely to lead to bugs over time
- [ ] can we pull the forrt cv (in
static/files) from this repo: https://github.com/forrtproject/cv
@richarddushime thanks for making it more robust - but Google Scholar now continuously fails, so we need to fix that. Also, can we make failures more visible - e.g., generating issues/issue comments?
@LukasWallrich
just remembered that i did not fix it the below subtask,
can we pull the forrt cv (in static/files) from this repo: https://github.com/forrtproject/cv
can you create a new issue for it ?
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