stop accidentally caching stuff locally when deploying"

deploy.sh

@@ -5,14 +5,12 @@ gemini=/home/gemini/gemini
 dest="$gemini/content"
 
 # remove existing files
-sudo rm -rv $dest/*
+sudo rm -rv $dest
 
 # copy received files to hosting location
-sudo rsync -rvP $site/* $dest
-sudo chown -R gemini:gemini $dest/*
+sudo mv $site $dest
+sudo chown -R gemini:gemini $dest
 
-# clean up
-rm -rv $site
 # delete self
 rm -v deploy.sh
 

makefile

@@ -8,17 +8,14 @@ HOST_DIR	= $(HOST):~
 CONTENT		= content/
 DEPLOY		= deploy.sh
 
-# 
-$(SITE): $(CONTENT)
-	[ -d $(SITE) ] || rsync -rP $(CONTENT) $(SITE)
-
 # to deploy the site we copy a deploy script and the site
 # contents over to the remote host, then run the deploy script
 # which is used to place the site files in the hosted root folder
-deploy: $(SITE)
+# we then delete the built site directory locally to avoid accidentally
+# caching stuff for future deploys
+deploy: $(CONTENT)
+	rsync -rP $(CONTENT) $(SITE)
 	rsync -P $(DEPLOY) $(HOST_DIR)
 	rsync -rP $(SITE) $(HOST_DIR)
 	ssh $(HOST) "bash -s" < $(DEPLOY)
-
-clean: $(SITE)
 	rm -r $(SITE)