Get uploading artifacts (docs) working

[hyanwong]

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  • Improved GitHub Actions workflow for documentation deployment.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 48d9e2d and d44d300.

Walkthrough

The recent update focuses on refining the GitHub Actions workflow for deploying documentation. Key changes include adding a name to the artifact upload job, renaming a job for clarity, commenting out a branch condition, and upgrading the deployment action version. These modifications aim to enhance the workflow's readability and maintainability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/docs.yaml	- Added name attribute with value github-pages in Upload artifact job configuration. - Renamed deploy-docs job to Deploy docs when merged to main. - Commented out if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' condition in deploy-docs job configuration. - Updated actions/deploy-pages version from v3 to v4.

Poem

In the code's quiet night,
A workflow takes its flight,
Docs deploy with grace,
To GitHub's welcoming space.
Version upped, conditions paused,
Readability, the cause.
🌙✨📄

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 130b64b and 48d9e2d.

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• .github/workflows/docs.yaml (2 hunks)

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.github/workflows/docs.yaml (4)

55-56: Good practice: Added name attribute for the artifact.

Adding a name attribute to the Upload artifact step improves readability and maintainability.

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59-59: Improved clarity: Renamed job deploy-docs to Deploy docs when merged to main.

The new job name is more descriptive and aligns with the job's purpose.

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61-61: Verify the intent of commenting out the conditional statement.

Commenting out if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' means the job will run regardless of the branch. Ensure this is intentional and does not cause unintended deployments.

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74-74: Updated action version: actions/deploy-pages from v3 to v4.

Updating to a newer version can include important fixes and features. Ensure to verify the changelog for any breaking changes.