In an ideal scenario, your Github served website could be build locally, with the same output structure and layout.
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The Progenetix Jekyll template modifies the standard Jekyll file structure.
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The YAML headers are necessary to process the Markdown (or HTML) files in the page collections. The Progenetix Jekyll template uses standard Jekyll headers, but also adds some additional parameters.
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New pages are added to the website inside one of the “collections” directories in the / directory. This can either be done by adding files locally or on Github (if hosted there).
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The Beacon Team wishes everybody a happy and healthy 2021! We’re excited about our upcoming Beacon v2, expected to be finalized later this year.
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Beacon is an ever changing product, and it’s a good thing! Our partners in research and clinical settings are helping us improve version 2, who will soon be submitted for approval to GA4GH. Here is a list of resources, with their corresponding versions, to help you navigate our documentation while we prepare a beautiful repository just for you.
Version 2, draft 3:
Version 2, draft 2:
The reference implementation is in progress: a version compliant with draft 1.5 can be found here.
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