infrastructure/.gitlab/issue_templates/New GitLab Pages Project.md

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# Procedure for adding a GitLab Pages project to GitLab

## Details
- **Project name**: hello
- **Desired subdomain**: hello.archlinux.org

## New Pages site checklist

1. [ ] Have a pipeline that outputs some static HTML to `public/` during the build.
1. [ ] Specify this path (`public/`) as an artifact path.
1. [ ] GitLab should now recognize that you're trying to use Pages and will show some relevant
       information at https://gitlab.archlinux.org/your-namespace/your-project/pages
1. [ ] At this page, you'll also need to add your custom domain. Add the custom domain you requested earlier.
       GitLab will then show domain verification information which you'll need in the next step.
1. [ ] At this point, we'll need to add some stuff to the `archlinux_org_gitlab_pages` variable in `archlinux.tf`. It should look something like this.
       Make sure to substitute the `your-domain` and `your-code-shown-by-gitlab` strings accordingly:

        "your-domain" = "your-code-shown-by-gitlab"

1. [ ] Run `terraform apply` and go back to GitLab. Hit `Verify` and it should pick up the new domain
       verification code. It should then also automatically begin fetching a certificate via Let's
       Encrypt. That should take roughly 10min.