Unsurprisingly, less painful
Github actions are wonderful, love the integration, and you can find pretty much everything you need on the marketplace.
The workflow is almost the same:
- Checkout
- Get Hugo
- Build with Hugo
- Rsync
you can check out the yaml here
Differences
I don’t need to keep a Hugo executable in the repo, there is an Action that gets the latest version for me.
I can keep the ssh key in a repository secret instead of the janky encrypted file that I used before, there probably was a way with Travis, but nothing quite as simple
Then there is the fact that the RSyncer Action doesn’t need me to hold it’s hand, it can get it’s own server key, again now I realize that I could have done pretty much everything in it with Travis, but this is much more in your face
Conclusion
I might be getting wiser, or github might be much more in your face with the prepared actions.
Either way finding the right action for me is a lot simpler than finding what I needed in Travis
Only about 10 tabs open for this, I don’t think I really needed more than 5 of them
PS: On a side note, I’m really starting to like YAML