hugo One-click packaging and uploading to GitHub

Oct 13, 2022#博客81

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The article shares a method for one-click packaging and uploading Hugo to GitHub using a sh executable file. The file contains commands for running Hugo, committing changes, and pushing to GitHub. Running the file eliminates the need for manually entering Git upload commands and automatically generates the current system time as a commit. The article also notes that if only the /public folder needs to be uploaded, the command "cd public" can be added.

Sharing a method for one-click packaging and uploading to GitHub with Hugo, assuming you have previously uploaded to a GitHub repository.

Using a sh executable file supported by Windows, create a hugo.sh file in the root directory and put some commands inside.

hugo

# cd public

time=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
echo $time

git add .
git commit -m "Automated build script execution 🎓$time"
git push
exit

You can double-click to run hugo.sh in the folder, or enter the command in the terminal.

.\hugo.sh

This eliminates the need for me to enter tedious Git upload commands, and automatically generates the current system time as the commit message.

Others

Here I am uploading the entire Hugo directory. If you only want to upload the generated /public, add cd public in between.