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Improve CDN listing page(s) #354
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gravity-ui-webreleases get uploaded to our CDN here: https://static.buildit.digital/gravity-ui-web/The index page you see at the URL is very basic, so it might be nice to spruce it up a bit. Specifically, things that would be nice are:
gravity.css,gravity.jsetc.), since that's what people using the CND will ultimately be after. This could be a little list of filenames (each of which is a link to the corresponding file) OR we could add an index page for each release with that file listing and then link to that. (The latter option might help the main index page from becoming excessively long)Describe the solution you'd like
cdn-index.templateandscripts/cdn_publish.shas necessary. My hunch is that we may need replace or augement them with something a little more sophisticated. Using a bash script to string together bits of HTML is a bit clunky. Maybe a little Node.js script would be easier? Potentially it could even make use of some of the Nunjucks templates we have withingravity-ui-nunjucks?