CI/CD·Pushed May 1, 2026·S
GitHub Pages deployment enabled
The GitHub Actions workflow now deploys the built site directly to GitHub Pages, making it publicly accessible now that the repository has gone public.
The repository has completed its transition to public visibility, and the CI pipeline is now fully operational. The build-and-deploy workflow that was prepared in anticipation of this moment — with its deployment job temporarily disabled — has been activated. Visitors can now access the site's live URL at github-pages, served directly from the repository's build artifact.
Technical description
The GitHub Actions workflow [[code]].github/workflows/analyze.yml[[/code]] has been updated to enable the previously dormant deployment step. The commented-out [[code]]deploy-pages[[/code]] job is now active, swapping the generic artifact upload for the dedicated [[code ref=1]]upload-pages-artifact@v3[[/code]] action. A new [[code]]deploy[[/code]] job replaces the old structure, using [[code]]actions/deploy-pages@v4[[/code]] to push the built site to GitHub's hosting infrastructure. Stale comments referencing development phases have been cleaned up, and the upload step no longer specifies a custom artifact name or retention window — the Pages artifact follows the standard GitHub Pages lifecycle. The workflow now executes as a two-stage pipeline: the [[code]]build[[/code]] job produces the site, and the [[code]]deploy[[/code]] job consumes that artifact to publish it publicly.