HugoのテーマをPaperModに戻した

Hugoのテーマをまた変更した。

コントリビュートとリリースとブログを一元管理したいということで自作のテーマを作成したけど、コントリビュートを自動で収集したくなったので、atinux/my-pull-requestsを使用することにした。

できたものはこれ、GithubのAPIから持ってくるのでこちらで運用する必要がない。

そういうわけで、hugo-Passageにあるコントリビュートカテゴリが必要なくなっため、ブログはブログだけを管理するように変更し、そのためにテーマを最初のhugo-PaperModに戻した。

Hugoのビルドは脆い

で、戻してnetlifyでビルドしたところ、失敗した。

テーマを変えるとビルド失敗するのはよくあること？なのでnetlify上で定義しているHugoのバージョンを見直してみたりしたけど、一向にビルド…

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