This repository contains the source for my personal blog.

Create a new article in the ./content/post/ folder and push it to github.

A workflow monitors the pushes on the main branch and will take care of publishing the new version of the site.

For more information use Hugo's documentation.

Given that the public folder and the themes I'm using are git submodules, you need to clone recursively to get both of them:

git clone git@github.com:pfmaggi/pfmaggi.github.io.git <blog_destination>
cd <blog_destination>
git submodule update --init --recursive

The themes are included as git submodules, with their own origin. Currently I'm using beautifulhugo, using my own fork and branch.

Whenever I update the theme, it is just another git repository, but I also need to update the main repository to update it's reference:

• cd inside the submodule directory.
• Make the desired changes.
• git commit the new changes.
• git push the new commit.
• cd back to the main repository.
• In git status you'll see that the submodule directory is modified.
• In git diff you'll see the old and new commit pointers.
• When you git commit in the main repository, it will update the pointer.

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