Sample github action for gradle build

Git stores snapshots of the directory content at the moment. (Contrast older VCS systems which just capture the changelog) If files haven’t changed it just points to the previous version. We can check the content of the commit blob. It’s stored in .git/objects. It’s stored as a compressed zlib file. ~/projects/my-project/.git/objects/1a(my-branch) » pigz -d < 58989906551da9cd7f2395c640e0b90667aa27 commit 677tree f1c83252e98f54138359308ef247193bf4e0bef4 parent 1747b1d081167971b9612ad75862943e8a9f344c author Mister Author <mister-author@host.com> 1567673031 +0000 committer Mister Author <mister-author@host.

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Adding tag support to Jekyll Now This blog is a forked version of a popular github blog project called Jekyll Now. It’s based on ruby and is a really elegant and easy to use tool that I have found. Being bare minimum version it doesn’t have tagging support for blog posts. I have added tags to all the blog posts. This particular plugin isn’t supported by github so running it just like that doesn’t create ’tags’.