Ways to build gridsome project when data source changes
See original GitHub issueI like Gridsome including the plugins to connect with lots of existing data source including Worpdress. I just wondering what is the best way to do automatic gridsome build
when the data source (eg. Wordpress posts) change?
Is it advise-able to always build the whole entire pages of data source (eg. Wordpress) because of 1 page changed or there is specific command to select posts to build?
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Using Netlify you can toggle a rebuild using a webhook which you can automatically call on post save for example. Partial builds is not implemented yet but it is being researched.
@kororo Does the plugin you mentioned did the job you want?