Add GitHub Actions workflow for compiling the site#148
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The current latest version of Hugo (v0.160.1) cannot build the site as it is currently due to incompatibilities introduced with new version updates (such as
.Site.IsMultiLingualbeing deprecated and changed tohugo.isMultilingual).In addition, the underlying theme used by the site, hugo-theme-learn, is deprecated and unmaintained (as written in their README). This means updating the site to function with the new Hugo would require a theme change, since incompatible code lives within the dependency as well.
I plan to address this by updating various things in a separate PR, but in order to ensure the changes don't break the functionality or vastly change the design of the site, I needed a way to obtain a local build of the site on its old version for comparison, and I figured that the best way to go about this would be to add a GitHub Actions workflow. This way, other people can also download the build, and in the version-upgrading PR I can update the workflow to use the new version as well.
You can see the run produced by this workflow here, and the built version of the site is available as the
hugo-publicartifact on that page.