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Setup website `Deploy Preview` for the PR
See original GitHub issuenetlify.com is a CI for websites, which provides a deploy preview:
Deploy Preview: Deploy generated from a pull request or merge request, building the site as it would be if the proposed changes were merged. Deploy Previews are published to a URL which has the prefix
deploy-previewfollowed by the identifier number of the pull request or merge request. For example, pull request #42 will automatically trigger a Deploy Preview atdeploy-preview-42--yoursitename.netlify.com.
Websites using docusarus can be deployed using following configuration:
- Build command:
npm run build; cd website; npm install; npm run build; - Publish directory:
website/build/KaTeX
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:8 (8 by maintainers)
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I’ve updated one of our open PRs. There’s now a netlify checking that shows up. Clicking on the “details” link goes to the preview site. In this case it’s https://deploy-preview-1485--katex.netlify.com.
I’ve also turned on branch deploys so this should trigger a deploy next time someone creates a PR or updates one. 🤞