Geoff Bourne

Oops, you beat me to the same point @brandon1024 😀 ...I kept getting distracted while writing out my comment.

The image already enforces defaults for all variables. Yes, I agree a yaml file is cosmetically more readable/manageable but an env file is just as portable for what you're describing....

> I imagine as more of the complexity was being dissolved out of the shell scripts into the mc-image-helper, the vision is to continue in the direction of [mostly] eliminating...

I appreciate the offer, but I really don't want any part of that in any of the repos I maintain. These are my projects and I have particular design strategies...

I will offer this concession: I have been needing to maintain (and will build a tool to generate) a manifest of all environment variables used by the image, their defaults,...

https://curse.tools turned out to be a liability, causing an "outage" for users for about 2 days with no point of contact.

To reword what I meant in the description: if any of the "PCT" variables are set, then the MEMORY variables are ignored. Otherwise, MEMORY variables remain working as always. I...

@camalot thought I'd bring our conversation over here. I'm now thinking a Jekyll based site generator would be ideal since that'll plug into GitHub pages without additional build support https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/about-github-pages#static-site-generators

...and taking a few more minutes to read, I see that using custom site generators are fairly simple: https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/configuring-a-publishing-source-for-your-github-pages-site#publishing-with-a-custom-github-actions-workflow

That looks great @camalot ! I think we should go with that. The only I'm left pondering is how to transition over. A few sections at a time leaving major...