@noiob found it https://github.com/LottieVixen/lottievixen.github.io/actions/runs/5744571057/job/15571117428

@LottieVixen hm, it does some jekyll thing for me too but it has a lot less steps

@noiob i guess its a new default.

but question is will it just do that everytime or do i need to turn that off and if so, where?

@noiob do I need to do something else for just publishing ready for web stuff

@LottieVixen idk it seems to already do that

apparently I have the old setup (this is at /settings/pages)

@noiob okay this was what I was asking.. its so opaque as a system mew..

so classic is jekyll unless not needed it seems.

@LottieVixen idk or jekyll ignores html by default? I never used jekyll tbh

@noiob I didn't know I was using it to be honest.. it just seems like a minute of overhead I don't want.

@LottieVixen doesn't take that long with my settings I don't think

@noiob the thing is i dunno how to really use actions to cut this time down

I just want to push html to the repo, have it deployed in as little time as possible

but yeah previous deployment

@LottieVixen just choose the static html workflow https://dev.to/github/how-to-host-your-first-site-for-free-on-github-pages-45ob

@noiob okay so this is what I was looking for mew.

I couldn't find it and didn't know what the name of it was.

@noiob oh i thought github actions was for doing things... not, not doing things

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@LottieVixen you still have to do something, i.e. prepare the files for deployment

@noiob mew.. thank sorry I'm just tired

I miss a simple webserver n pushing over sftp or something lol, but that requires more money

and I think two of the last hosts I used got breached

@noiob its called a workflow, does it everytime I push and i dunno where that is controlled or how to get it deployed but it runs the markdown through jekyll