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GitHub pages also deploys straight HTML if available, which is what they did. They did not use the template engine functionality.
by richbell 4y ago
GitHub pages also deploys straight HTML if available, which is what they did. They did not use the template engine functionality.
- Aeolun 4y agoWho the hell submits rendered markdown as a competition entry anyway? Do the truly think that’s something to worry about?
- forgotpwd16 4y ago>also deploys straight HTML if available ~~Technically is still processed via Jekyll. To bypass Jekyll you need to add `.nojekyll` on root. Something the authors found out themselves after someone on reddit told them about it. (Not that it would change anything.)~~ edit: On second thought that's probably wrong. >They did not use the template engine functionality. Regardless the rule was clear. "No Github." Yes, it's bullshit*. But this should be argued before making the submission. *Rule also includes Replit. What's even funnier? "Frameworks, such as Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress" are allowed. So using a template engine is bad but using a CMS is fine.