It would be very useful to store primer-miso artifacts in the repo:
- It would make deployments trivial, as there are numerous tools that support deploying static sites from a git repo.
- It would be trivial to spin up the exact version of the web app corresponding to a particular git ref.
- Due to the immutability of git history, it’s a more secure way to distribute artifacts than GitHub releases, not to mention that it doesn’t depend on GitHub in any way.
It might consume quite a bit of storage, but we can use git-lfs to minimize the impact.
It would be very useful to store
primer-misoartifacts in the repo:It might consume quite a bit of storage, but we can use
git-lfsto minimize the impact.