I am happy to announce that gitpress won the php innovation award for may 2021. i woke up with the email saying i won the innovation award, it felt great.

i would like to thank everyone who voted for gitpress, planning to add an autosync feature soon

I am happy that this project is getting some recognition, if you have a feature request / idea open a issue in the repo

if you like gitpress, please vote for gitpress in the below link

https://www.phpclasses.org/vote.html

Want to see live demo ?

Go to my github pages site at https://naveen17797.github.io/

What does this repo do ?

This helps to host your wordpress site in github pages

How does it do it ?

1. It runs wordpress on your local docker container
2. It generates static files with the help of the plugin simply static written by Patrick Posner
3. It pushes all the static files to your github pages

How can i install ?

1. Clone the repo.
2. Run docker-compose up
3. Open /, set up your wordpress site
4. Add your github username and password ( or token )
5. Click on sync site on the top admin bar, thats it. 
6. Now do that every time when you want to sync your local site to github pages.

Can i use it in my production environment ?

No

nested exception is java.io.NotSerializableException

if you see this in your spring project and have no idea about why spring is trying to serialize your controller class, then the following contents would be relevant to your problem.

You would definitely have some kind of double brace list initialization inside your code which causes the issue, replace the double brace initialization with normal ones, then the error should be gone.

Lets see what does this evil double brace initialization does

        List<String> l1 = new ArrayList<String>();
        l1.add("bar");
        l1.add("baz");

        List<String> l2 = new ArrayList<String>(){{
            add("bar");
            add("baz");
        }};

Do you see a difference between the two blocks of code ? if you don’t dont worry, i just wanted to add extra lines for obvious reasons.

lets see the both list in debugger

The list l1 seems fine

The list l2 is weird

It is holding an reference to the the class which the list got initialized, this is causing the issue in serialization, when this data is serialized it tries to serialize the controller class which is causing an error in spring, only way to fix this problem is to remove the double brace initialization from the code, never use it again, forget it exists.