* chore(Geist): bump geist font to v1.0.1
* refactor(_typography.scss): split the CSS lang tag to ensure compatibility with Chromium-based browsers
* refactor(stage.ts): bump up preload count on desktop
* feat(params.toml): add support for user defined resize option
* feat(_fonts.scss): add a new font file to better support fullwidth plus and minus
* refactor(info): update info
* chore(build.yml): update branch name for updating bundled artifacts to include the current date
* chore(package.json): update version from 0.0.1 to v0.0.2 to reflect changes made in the codebase
* blind commit
* chore(build.yml): replace manual git commands with create-pull-request action to update bundled artifacts
The manual git commands for configuring user email and name, checking for changes, adding changes, committing changes, and pushing changes have been replaced with the create-pull-request action from peter-evans. This action creates a pull request with the title "Update bundled artifacts" and the commit message "Update bundled artifacts" on a branch named "update-artifacts" based on the main branch. This action is triggered when the push event occurs or when a pull request is merged and there are changes in the filter outputs. The action uses a personal access token (PAT) stored in the secrets of the repository.
This commit adds a new file `.github/workflows/build.yml` which contains the configuration for a GitHub Actions workflow named "Build". The workflow is triggered on push events to the `main` branch and manually through the workflow_dispatch event.
The workflow consists of two jobs: "Filter" and "Build". The "Filter" job checks for changes in specific files (`package.json` and `assets/**`) and sets an output variable `any_changed` to indicate if any of the files have changed.
The "Build" job is executed if the following conditions are met:
- The workflow is triggered on the `main` branch
- The repository is not a fork
- The "Filter" job has detected changes in the specified files
The steps in the "Build" job include:
- Checking out the repository
- Setting up Hugo with version 0.114.0 and extended mode
- Setting up pnpm version 8
- Getting the pnpm store directory and caching it
- Caching the Hugo resources directory
- Installing dependencies using pnpm
- Building the project using the `pnpm run build` command
- Pushing the built artifacts if the workflow was triggered by a merged pull request
