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Hi Emil,

While I followed the blog post and have been successful (hooray! and thanks!) in getting this skeleton of a book on Netlify, I am getting an email from GitHub every time I push the book to GitHub.

message line: [higgi13425/rmrwr-book] Run failed: R-CMD-check - master (44e2925)

Contents of email:
Run failed for master (44e2925)

Repository: higgi13425/rmrwr-book
Workflow: R-CMD-check
Duration: 1 minute and 56.0 seconds
Finished: 2020-03-21 22:24:05 UTC

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Is there a way to turn off R-CMD-check?
Or fix this problem if it is truly a problem?

For reference:
GitHub repo: https://github.com/higgi13425/rmrwr-book
Netlify: https://rmrwr-book.netlify.com

thanks,
Peter

Hi Emil,

I ran into one problem in following your blog post.
I could not (initially) use
use_github_action("bookdown.yaml")
It would throw an error, claiming that use_github_action was not available.

I read the documents in the development version of usethis
and it appears that you have to run
use_github_actions() first,
and then you can run
use_github_action("bookdown.yaml")

This seems to work.
I don't know if it is something specific to my setup (session_info below), or a breaking change in the dev version of usethis

If this is not just me, it is probably worth updating your blog post.

thanks,
Peter

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Hi Emil, thanks for your blog and detailed description. I followed your recipe, however, the book is not build. I have no real idea what is not working. the netlify deploy messages suggest that the build command is not found (c.f. below: 11:22:08 AM: No build command found, continuing to publishing). However, I cannot tell how to fix this. Thanks for your help.
Rainer

netlify page: https://pru-learnr.netlify.app
github repo: https://github.com/rainer-rq-koelle/pru-LearnR-booklet

netlify deploy log
11:22:04 AM: Build ready to start
11:22:06 AM: build-image version: b0258b965567defc4a2d7e2f2dec2e00c8f73ad6
11:22:06 AM: build-image tag: v3.4.1
11:22:06 AM: buildbot version: 9042ba4998dab698f1f37fb8d36912c08a387191
11:22:06 AM: Fetching cached dependencies
11:22:06 AM: Starting to download cache of 28.3KB
11:22:06 AM: Finished downloading cache in 84.125472ms
11:22:06 AM: Starting to extract cache
11:22:06 AM: Finished extracting cache in 9.375635ms
11:22:06 AM: Finished fetching cache in 93.79427ms
11:22:06 AM: Starting to prepare the repo for build
11:22:07 AM: Preparing Git Reference refs/heads/master
11:22:08 AM: No build command found, continuing to publishing
11:22:08 AM: Starting to deploy site from '/'
11:22:08 AM: Creating deploy tree
11:22:08 AM: Creating deploy upload records
11:22:08 AM: 1 new files to upload
11:22:08 AM: 0 new functions to upload
11:22:09 AM: Finished processing build request in 2.342891379s
11:22:09 AM: Starting post processing
11:22:09 AM: Post processing - HTML
11:22:09 AM: Post processing - header rules
11:22:09 AM: Post processing - redirect rules
11:22:09 AM: Post processing done
11:22:09 AM: Site is live

Thank you for sharing the tutorial!
I followed it (with a few minor tweaks) and deployed my bookdown files successfully.
However, there has been one wrinkle:
each time when the gh action workflow gets triggered by push,
it takes about 5 minutes for the workflow to finish,
during which time my website would appear to be down (page not found error).
Is this expected behaviour?
Or have I misunderstood something?

Here is my repository

Thank you!