My personal website and blog built with Quarto and deployed with Cloudflare. You can find it at sadman.ca.
Please report issues or edits on the site by opening a "Bug Issue" in the sadmanca/blog
repository: New Issue
This section discusses how to contribute to the documentation by rendering a document locally.
This Quarto project uses freeze: true
, meaning it will never run computation engines during a project render. No Knitr or Jupyter configuration is needed to build the whole website. The _freeze
folder is tracked on the git repo for this purpose. (See about freeze for a reminder of how this works).
What is the impact if you modify (or add) a document:
- If you modify a document that doesn't use any computation (i.e default
engine: markdown
is used), committing only the changes in the document is enough. - If you modify a document that uses
engine: knitr
orengine: jupyter
, you need to render the document locally and commit the changes in the_freeze
folder as well. See incremental render.
To render the whole website locally, you can use the following command:
# Update freeze state if needed
quarto render /docs/path/to/modified-or-added-document.qmd
# Render the whole website using freeze state for all the other docs
quarto render
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- Code is licensed under MIT License.