Docs are kill

[cogciprocate]

Docs are kill

[c0gent]

Strange, it's working for me. Try again?

[remexre]

Still happening for me... do you have it in your hosts file, by any chance? (Or it expired recently and your DNS still has it in cache?)

[c0gent]

It's not in my hosts file but it's probably cached on my router. Let me see...

In the meanwhile are you able to hit cogciprocate.com at all?

This is the first trouble I've seen with Dynu DNS but this is the first year I've had them so I dunno.

[c0gent]

It's down on my mobile connection so it's not just you.

I'll get to the bottom of it.

And yes I probably should move the docs to github.

[remexre]

Firefox with clean profile (so no local cache), offline for me. Ditto for Chrome on phone's LTE, never tried to access before from there. Main browser is Vivaldi, so it's not a cache sync issue to the phone.

[remexre]

A basic travis.yml to just build the docs would be:

language: rust
rust:
- stable

script:
- cargo build --verbose
- cargo doc --verbose
after_success:
- echo '<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=ocl/index.html">' > target/doc/index.html
- pip install --user ghp-import
- ghp-import -n target/doc
- git push -qf https://${GH_TOKEN}@github.com/cogciprocate/ocl.git gh-pages

after you put a token with a Personal Access Token into the GH_TOKEN environment variable for the build. The token needs the public_repo permission and no others. (this is decently poorly documented; took me >6hrs of trial commits and rebuilds to get it set up for my first repo...)

This is assuming you don't want to run the tests on Travis per #21. If you do, delete the script: and - cargo build --verbose lines, then move the - cargo doc --verbose line directly under the after_success: line.

[c0gent]

Ok great, that's really helpful. I'll probably set that up first thing tomorrow then.

I've put in a ticket with Dynu. Not sure what the deal is. They have the correct IP in their configuration. For now you can reach the docs at http://98.238.188.124/ocl/ocl.

[tari]

docs.rs works fine, so you may want to just point there: https://docs.rs/ocl/0.11.0/ocl/index.html

[c0gent]

Very cool. I think I might just do that.

As soon as I get off my butt that is...