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# vLLM Blog Source
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- How to compile the blogpost:
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+ How to compile the blogpost locally :
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1 . Install ` jekyll ` and ` bundler ` by running ` gem install jekyll bundler ` . Ask ChatGPT for help if you encounter any issues.
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2 . ` bundle install ` to install the necessary gems.
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3 . ` rm ./Gemfile.lock ` if you meet gem error.
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- 4 . ` bundle exec jekyll server ` to compile and start the server.
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+ 5 . ` bundle exec jekyll server ` to compile and start the server.
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To add a new blogpost, please refer to ` _posts/2023-06-20-vllm.md ` as an example. Some notes:
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- Google Doc can be saved as markdown format which will make your life easier.
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- Note that the blogpost will only show when its date is in the past.
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- Put figures under ` assets/figures/yourblogname/ ` .
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- - Push your edits to this repo to save your changes .
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+ - Make a pull request .
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- To publish:
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- - ` JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll build ` to compile the blogpost fresh.
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- - After you finish writing, copy the whole content of ` _site/ ` to ` vllm-project.github.io ` and push to the github repo.
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- - Note that there is a ` CNAME ` file in the ` vllm-project.github.io ` that is not included in ` _site/ ` . Please do not delete it.
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+ The blog is automatically built and deployed by GitHub Actions when ` main ` is pushed to.
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Please find the original README below.
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