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 title: "Setting up CD for this site"
-description: "a brief post on how I setup github actions to automatically update this site"
+description: "How I setup github actions to automatically update this site"
 date: 2022-01-20
 draft: true
 ---
@@ -57,10 +57,7 @@ with:
 ```
 
 ## Dealing With My Stupidity(and a private ssh key)
-The obvious act of stupidity if you paid attention to what I wrote is that I saved the file to `.github/website-publish.yml` instead of `.github/workflows/website-publish.yml`. Fixing that was pretty easy when I figured out what was going on. After that I then had to tweak the deploy step a bit to make rsync work properly. 
-✅ wrong file location
-* wrong source
-* wrong target
-* website user not specified
-* accidental deletion of /var/www/pagwin.xyz
-* dumb stuff that I didn't want that I forgot I added(difficult to remove due to not knowing how hugo worked)
+The obvious act of stupidity if you paid attention to what I wrote is that I saved the file to `.github/website-publish.yml` instead of `.github/workflows/website-publish.yml`. Fixing that was pretty easy when I figured out what was going on. After that I then had to tweak the deploy step a bit to make rsync work properly. I did a couple things wrong with the deploy step, one I didn't specify a username, and two I didn't specify my source directory. The source directory thing was particularly stupid as I wanted the files inside the public folder but just putting ./public gave the folder itself with the files in it then as I removed that from my vps I deleted the `/var/www/pagwin.xyz` folder which required a brief recreation of that folder. Then I setup the source correctly to get the files properly but also set the target wrong so everything would go in a folder * which was annoying but at the end of all that I had a pretty smooth setup.
+
+## Conclusion
+Overall I'm very happy I did this because it gave me a nice bit of practical understanding of how to setup github actions for future projects. I hope reading about my technical sphaghetti VPS and idiocy wasn't too boring.