Adding New Journal Causing Failed Deployment to Vercel in Astro JS with Pagefind
Context or Problem
Damn, I just want to relax and preview the new site that automatically deployed to vercel but instead I got email of failed deployment. It’s all because I forgot to run npm run build{:sh} to re-update may Astro JS /dist folder so that Pagefind can run after that.
I don’t know how to let it’s all done in Vercel or Github Actions. For now the only way come to my mind is just prevent git push{:sh} if I have not build this project for production. Then as an average human, I ask Copilot and it said to use Husky which I remember mentioned somewhere in React JS discussion on my old days.
I make some fast research maybe yeah Husky is the good fit for it while I also keep an eye on other one like Lefthook which is based on Go.
I will try it now.
Experiment
To get started the docs said to install Husky as dev dependency.
npm install --save-dev husky{:sh}
They recommend to run init
npx husky init{:sh}
and now I have /.husky folder with some I believe it’s default file and one sample file for pre-commit which is really what I looking for.
Then I fill that file with npm run build && npm run postbuild{:sh} in hope it will triggered on each future commit hehe.
Some minutes later…
I have commit the above article and the commit takes a bit long than usual which I believe husky is running there. Well I will leave it for now and commit again for this text and see if I push to GitHub will it be failed again or not.
Outcome
Kinda works!
Possible Next Steps
- Learn husky
- Use Github Actions?
- Maybe try Lefthook?