Hi, to all.
Is there a way to make Pluto pages on gitlab?
I know the github procedure. But I want to move to Gitlab and I really don’t know if this is possible. I’m not really an expert on this.
Thanks
GitLab Pages work very similar. Have you checked the GitLab documentation? Could you maybe clarify a bit what part you are struggling with?
From GitLab pages and PkgSkeleton
Edit: added Julia setup and build stage.
After the HTML files are built by PlutoSliderServer.github_action()
, move them to the public
folder and make it the artifact.
The example .gitlab-ci.yml
image: julia:1.6 # image comes from Docker hub
# Cache modules in between jobs
cache:
key: ${CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG}
paths:
- pluto_state_cache/
pages:
stage: deploy
script:
- julia -e 'using Pkg;
Pkg.activate(mktempdir());
Pkg.add([
Pkg.PackageSpec(name="PlutoSliderServer", version="0.2"),
]);
import PlutoSliderServer;
PlutoSliderServer.github_action(;
Export_cache_dir="pluto_state_cache",
);'
- mkdir .public
- cp -r * .public
- mv .public public
artifacts:
paths:
- public
only:
- main
Yes, I check it out a little bit, but I really don’t know mouch of the procedures to make the CI works
Great i will try it today
FYI, here is my testing GitLab repository of pluto notebooks.
It’s working perfect. I only change the last line to
- master
Now
Can we make this a template that is listed on GitLab Pages examples / GitLab Pages examples requests · GitLab ?
what do you think?
awesome
As i say before, maybe we can make the inclusion as a template of gitlab. now I’m reading the CONTRIBUTING.md · master · GitLab Pages examples / GitLab Pages examples requests · GitLab to learn the process
Yes, please do. I’m also thinking about making a PR to the upstream repo.
Great, I’ll make it today
It’s done. I put the issue to make it happen
I made a PR to the upstream and @fonsp suggested turning the GitLab CI/CD part into a separate repository to reduce complexity. And here it is.
It is regularly mirrored to this GitLab repository to run CI/CD. (Of course, one can get the job done using a GitLab repo only, but it might be better to put this project under the JuliaPluto umbrella)
Great! many of this is new to me, I’m a teacher getting involve in all this.
I have to do something with the request to Gitlab. Maybe modify the proyect?
Hi @alvarmaciel feel free to discuss general topics or file an issue to propose code changes and bug fixing for this “root” project. The Gitlab repo is just a mirror of the GitHub one so I disabled the issue section there.
For personal projects holding their pluto notebooks, one can just fork the repo or just copy the .gitlab-ci.yml
file to a GitLab repo to get started. And because the repository is under public domain (unlicense), you don’t even have to mention us. (but giving credit is always welcome)