Separate webpage build from data processing steps in action #262 #272
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Looks very good to me - let me know when you think it's ready to merge. |
Great , I think we can merge this prior to the time and see How All CI s will behave Hoping to join the tomorrow call |
LukasWallrich
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Mar 11, 2025
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Do not Merge
This needs to be Tested first
issue #262
The workflow is split into two: data processing (runs daily/on-demand) generates necessary files (contributors, resources, analytics) and saves them as artifacts. Deployment (triggers on PRs/commits/daily) uses these pre-built artifacts to quickly build and deploy the site, avoiding redundant data steps.
This ensures faster PR checks and prevents data-related failures from blocking site deployment.