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When I manually update my site, that just means I add a file to the git-repository with today's date. Once I commit and push that a Makefile rebuilds my (stati
by stevekemp 9y ago
When I manually update my site, that just means I add a file to the git-repository with today's date. Once I commit and push that a Makefile rebuilds my (static) site.
I don't personally use IPFS, but I imagine if I did then I'd have a script to change DNS, or update the hash IPFS uses. I see from other replies that updating the "most recent" version of a site is simple enough that it shouldn't be a problem in practice.
- snissn 9y agoipfs works by creating a URL based on the hash of the content that you're publishing. so ipfs.io/hash(MYSITEISDOWN) vs ipfs.io/hash(MYSITEISUP)