deploy to project-repos.ipfs.io

[harlantwood]

• Push first version to IPNS from CI
  • get repo added to Circle CI Set up circle CI #2
• Pin the IPNS hash (is that a thing?) or the IPFS latest hash (if not) on ipfs.io gateway
  • get access granted so I can pin stuff
• Pass IPNS hash to @lgierth so he can point project-repos.ipfs.io at the IPNS hash
  • bikeshed the subdomain subdomain bikeshedding #8
• Test that it works
• Test speed. @jbenet has said that IPNS is slow.

[harlantwood]

@jbenet or someone-- plz grant me access to pin on IRC: harlantwood

[ghost]

01:14 <+lgierth> !befriend harlantwood pin
01:14 Hey harlantwood, let's be friends! You can pin

[harlantwood]

Thanks @lgierth 😃

[harlantwood]

@lgierth will you DNS link:

project-repos.ipfs.io -> /ipns/QmXFSqxMGzQr4UdEbBntsFZgckD9FDHD4gA7Xt6SG8SzTV

[ghost]

It's here: https://ipfs.io/ipns/project-repos.ipfs.io -- doesn't resolve (yet?)

I need to figure out why http://project-repos.ipfs.io doesn't work

[jbenet]

Because it's being published once in CI. ipns over a kademlia dht (go-ipfs default) requires republishing

[harlantwood]

Hm, I did a fresh publish to test these, but still neither resolves... Some other issue at play here.

[harlantwood]

To republish, click rebuild on the latest build here: https://circleci.com/gh/ipfs/ci-status

[harlantwood]

For the record, the work on this was in #11

[harlantwood]

Closing in favor of #27