Deploy WebAssembly cockle and terminal builds to github pages #75
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Hmm, we will have to merge this for the workflow to exist on the |
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This PR adds a new github workflow to build the WebAssembly
cockleandterminaldeployments from #52 and deploy them to github pages so that we can easily check the everything works in WebAssembly. The workflow will run automatically on any push to themainbranch such as the merging of a PR. I have also set it up forworkflow_dispatchso that it can be manually run as required. My hope here is that we can manually run it on PR branches if we want to but I am not sure of the github pages functionality supports deploying from branches other thanmain, we will have to experiment to see.The empty
.nojekyllfile is to stop the automatic deployment to github pages that occurs by default as we want to use our more complicated github action instead.