feat: add 2023-10-17_funding-program-q3 #40
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| After a great start to the Funding and Grants Program in Q3, below is a breakdown of the percentage of funding allocated to each area of development so far: | ||
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needs to use the thumbs.sh script and create a preview with a link to the big one
checkout the first blogpost for example
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@waymobetta @leohhhn any update here? I'd love to publish early next week.
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The big one is uploaded via https://gnoland.github.io- do we have access to upload assets here?
https://github.com/gnolang/blog/blob/main/posts/2022-11-21_intro/README.md?plain=1#L35
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| for dir in */; do | ||
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| if [ -d "${dir}src" ]; then |
This will create confusion as it silently ignores changes.
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I'm not sure I am following. This is my understanding of the whole process:
- Once we have a new post in the pipeline, we run the script to create the thumbnails.
- Before (i.e. in the first blog post), the original images were located on the same level as README.md, and were automatically/manually(?) uploaded to
gnolang.github.ioonce the PR was merged(?). Do you then also manually update the links within the README.md? This is what I was trying to understand on the call yesterday.
Question:
- Does adding a
/srcsomehow mess up the automatic uploading of the thumbnails and images to links that actually display correctly? - Should we retroactively move all images to their respective
/srcfolders? - What did you mean by "silently ignores changes" exactly?
This process should be pretty simple, but I think that we just don't know all of the details & parts that you envisioned so it's taking a bit longer than it should.
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This check only verifies the existence of the directory and does not determine if there are new images to translate or if the source image has changed. As a result, you must remember to delete the "thumbs" folder whenever you consider it outdated.
This task can be handled by a Makefile or by simply not checking if the directory exists and recreating all the thumbnails.
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| cd .. # Return to the parent directory |
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If you navigate to */src, you should then navigate back using "cd ../..", not just "..".
I highly recommend using my previous method, which involves using parentheses. It was more readable and reliable.
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This was an error. I changed it to cd ../.. I think it is still readable, since the whole snippet is enclosed with if - fi.
…ng' into wmb-q3-grants-funding
Co-authored-by: Manfred Touron <[email protected]>
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i will deploy you will need to make a new PR to fix the invalid image. |
This PR adds blog content + image asset for the Grants & Funding program (so far).