Book - Simplify adding a team member #157
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An observed challenge over the years was to add many team members to the website at once without creating the dreaded merge conflict. This breaks up the monolithic `team.yaml` file and has each team member fill out their own. This hopefully makes it easier and has the nice side-effect of reusable files across hackweeks and years.
aaarendt
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Mar 25, 2024
Co-authored-by: aaarendt <[email protected]>
Remove the 'icon_pack' key from the YAML file to simplify editing. The css key is now hard-coded to the HTML. Note that the current used version of fontawesome does not have an icon for X (aka Twitter) yet.
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An observed challenge over the years was to add many team members to the website at once without creating the dreaded merge conflict. This breaks up the monolithic
team.yamlfile and has each team member fill out their own. This hopefully makes it easier and has the nice side-effect of reusable files across hackweeks and years.