Doesn't seem like per-task plots are being regenerated correctly?

[ardunn]

https://matbench.materialsproject.org/Leaderboards%20Per-Task/matbench_v0.1_matbench_mp_is_metal/

For example, matformer shows up on the table but not in the figure.

[ardunn]

but

[hrushikesh-s]

When I clone the repo and try rebuilding the website on a local server by running scripts/rebuild_docs.py and having mkdocs serve running in another terminal, I'm able to get the correct figure (see below).

Is there a way to rebuild the official website without making any changes to the repo?

[ardunn]

When I clone the repo and try rebuilding the website on a local server by running scripts/rebuild_docs.py and having mkdocs serve running in another terminal, I'm able to get the correct figure (see below).

Is there a way to rebuild the official website without making any changes to the repo?

Well we can rebuild it locally (mkdocs build) and then push it, and then cancel the rebuild_docs GH action workflow.

But really I'm interested in why it's not regenerating automatically, otherwise we'll have to manually fix this stuff all the time

[hrushikesh-s]

I'm trying to setup the rebuild_docs GH action workflow in my forked repo and was looking to change the matbench's website to a temporary github hosted website.

I was expecting that this modification can be made by editing the site_url tag in mkdocs.yml, but there isn't any such tag there.

@ardunn , any idea how can I setup the GH action workflow in my forked repo without messing around with the actual website?

[ardunn]

I'm trying to setup the rebuild_docs GH action workflow in my forked repo and was looking to change the matbench's website to a temporary github hosted website.

I was expecting that this modification can be made by editing the site_url tag in mkdocs.yml, but there isn't any such tag there.

@ardunn , any idea how can I setup the GH action workflow in my forked repo without messing around with the actual website?

@hrushikesh-s sorry just saw this now. I think you can just enable GH actions on your own fork and have them run?

otherwise, I am pretty sure you can enable them to run for a specific branch on matbench as well. Having a staging branch might be a thing worth doing. Maybe try doing it on your fork and if that doesn't work we can look into enabling it for a different matbench branch?