This repository shows an example solutions to the tasks of the Lufthansa Systems Workshop at the ITCS Hamburg

1. Create a public GitHub repository. You can simply use your existing GitHub account or you can create a new one for free here.

   Make sure it is a public repository in order to make sure we have all needed features available

2. Create a rule in your repository that prevents anybody from pushing directly to the main branch. Use seperate development branches instead.

3. Create a GitHub Actions Workflow in your repository. It should be triggered everytime there is a change to a Pull Request and run a linter to check the Markdown Code. You can take the .markdownlint.yml from this repo.
   Edit the branch protection to only allow merges when the lint has been successful.

4. Create a simple document using Markdown. A short introduction to Markdown can be found here. If you want you can also create multiple files and subfolder. Just be creative :).

5. In the your Workflow, use Jekyll to create a static web page using your Markdown-Files everytime there is a push on the main branch.

6. Publish the generated website to GitHub Pages

7. Package your website in a .zip and publish it to GitHub Packages so that other users can download the .zip. This should be done automatically everytime you create a new Tag in your repository

   Bonus Task 🔝

   Configure your Workflow to deploy an INT-Version of your webpage to the Azure Blob Store every time a pull request is opened. Please contact us on how to use the Azure Blob Store

This Workshop is held by:

• Steffen Wagner
• Benedikt Funke