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@ -131,17 +131,18 @@ self-contained—easier to install and maintain, which is great for CI.
Long story short: I found a Hugo theme similar to Chirpy and migrated
everything over even before the blog technically went live. Win-win?
### Infrastructure Both of the themes I looked at are designed for easy GitHub
Pages deployment. Fork the theme, add your content, push—CI/CD handles the
rest.
### Infrastructure
Both of the themes I looked at are designed for easy GitHub Pages deployment.
Fork the theme, add your content, push—CI/CD handles the rest.
But where’s the fun in that? Hosting it on GitHub isn't very “old internet”,
and I’m already self-hosting my own git forge, so everything’s ready to go.
#### Self-Hosting I had a few options for deployment. My first idea was to go
self-contained: after the site is built, the files get copied into an nginx
container and pushed to my forgejo container registry. Then it’s deployed via
Docker Compose and updated by Renovate.
#### Self-Hosting
I had a few options for deployment. My first idea was to go self-contained:
after the site is built, the files get copied into an nginx container and
pushed to my forgejo container registry. Then it’s deployed via Docker Compose
and updated by Renovate.
I tried this—and while it’s straightforward to implement—it didn’t sit well
with me. Renovate only updates the digest after a new image is published, so
@ -227,8 +228,8 @@ projects.
- No promises about future posts. That **never** works out (I’ll explain why
that is… in a future post).
## What to expect, and how often can be expected No expectations. No schedule.
No guarantees of quality or consistency. You’ve been warned.
## What to expect, and how often can be expected
No expectations. No schedule. No guarantees of quality or consistency.
**Postscriptum**: I started writing this post on April 7th, but only managed to
publish it now. Is that an indicator of how often I'm going to actually publish