GitPub 0.1.5:
- Publish-GitPubJekyll:
- Adding RSS Feed (Fixes #57)
- Fixing Summaries (Fixes #56)
GitPub 0.1.4
- Publish-GitPub: Improved publishing error behavior (Fixes #48)
- Get-GitPubIssue/Get-GitPubRelease: Linking issues (Fixes #47)
- Publish-GitPubJekyll:
- Improving Date Handling (Fixes #51)
- Allowing more filenames (Fixes #52)
- Providing RunGitPub Job Definition (Fixes #53)
GitPub 0.1.3
- Publish-GitPubJekyll will generate summary pages unless -NoSummary is passed.
- GitPub’s GitHub Page Now Uses Permalink: pretty
GitPub 0.1.2
- Fixing GitHub Action Issues:
- Will not push to TargetBranch when not on a branch (#33)
- Get-GitPubIssue/Get-GitPubRelease:
- UserName is now optional (#32)
- Publish-GitPubJekyll:
- Including SourceURL in front matter (#34)
GitPub 0.1.1
- Fixing GitHub Action Issues:
- TargetBranch was not pushing upstream (#21)
- Action Required Different Name from Repo (#22)
- Publish-GitPub fixes:
- Publish parameters now correctly mapped (#20)
- Publish-GitPubJekyll:
- Inlcuding .PostTitle in FrontMatter (#18)
- Selfhosting Action (#19)
GitPub 0.1
Introducing GitPub: Easily Automate Publishing from GitHub
See https://gitpub.start-automating.com/2022/10/09/Introducing-GitPub.html
GitPub provides a flexible way to publish content in a GitHub workflow.
GitPub can be extended with Sources and Publishers.
GitPub Sources
A source is a function that provides content to post. GitPub comes with three sources:
| Source |
Function |
Description |
| Gist |
Get-GitPubGist |
Turns gists into posts |
| Issue |
Get-GitPubIssue |
Turns issues into posts |
| Release |
Get-GitPubRelease |
Turns releases into posts |
Get-GitPub |
Select-Object -ExpandProperty Sources
GitPub Publishers
A publisher is a function that finalizes content and publishes it. GitPub comes with one publisher:
| Source |
Function |
Description |
| Jeykll |
Publish-GitPubJeykll |
Publishes content to _posts directories |