deploy_site_github()
was designed to deploy your site from Travis CI,
which we no longer recommend, so this function is deprecated. There are
two replacements:
usethis::use_pkgdown_github_pages()
will setup a GitHub action to
automatically build and deploy your package website to GitHub pages.
deploy_to_branch()
can be called locally to build and deploy your
website to any desired branch.
deploy_site_github(
pkg = ".",
install = TRUE,
tarball = Sys.getenv("PKG_TARBALL", ""),
ssh_id = Sys.getenv("id_rsa", ""),
commit_message = construct_commit_message(pkg),
clean = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE,
host = "github.com",
...,
repo_slug = Sys.getenv("TRAVIS_REPO_SLUG", "")
)
Path to package.
Optionally, opt-out of automatic installation. This is necessary if the package you're documenting is a dependency of pkgdown
The location of the built package tarball. The default Travis
configuration for R packages sets PKG_TARBALL
to this path.
The private id to use, a base64 encoded content of the private
pem file. This should not be your personal private key. Instead create a
new keypair specifically for deploying the site. The easiest way is to use
travis::use_travis_deploy()
.
The commit message to be used for the commit.
Clean all files from old site.
Print verbose output
The GitHub host url.
Additional arguments passed to build_site()
.
The user/repo
slug for the repository.