Validate Jekyll in Azure Static Web Sites before publishing to GitHub Pages
I love GitHub Pages, and I love Jekyll as my blogging enging. However, as I’m still learning Jekyll I wanted to validate any changes to the blog, content or features, before publishing to production, if possible using Pull Requests.
To do so, I’ve started a dev
branch, where I can push content. Then I configured Azure Static Web Sites, following the Tutorial: Publish a Jekyll site to Azure Static Web Apps.
Now I can push to dev
, wait for the GH action to push changes to staging, and validate before merging to main
.
Date: April 3, 2022
Tags:
blog