tools: do pages deployment via actions #160
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There is now support for deploying pages by actions bypassing the need to upload to a branch, this significantly simplifies the overall process and removed the need for a "dist" branch. I'm about 99% confident this will work out of the box, I've tested on two personal websites already.
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There is now support for deploying pages by actions bypassing the need to
upload to a branch, this significantly simplifies the overall process
and removed the need for a "dist" branch.
I'm about 99% confident this will work out of the box, I've tested on
two personal websites already.