refactor: simplify Hugo deployment config by moving from hugo.toml to config.toml and streamline nixpacks build process

config.toml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-baseURL = "https://blog-zko0k8k8osc4kcg0gco8k0s0.reflectonai.com"
+baseURL = "https://blog-koo48w00w0cw4sscokc0448k.reflectonai.com"
 languageCode = "en-us"
 title = "My New Hugo Site"
 theme = "" # You can specify a theme here later

nixpacks.toml

@@ -1,35 +1,11 @@
-# nixpacks.toml
-
-# Explicitly set the provider to 'static'
-[provider]
-name = "static"
-website = "https://gohugo.io/"
-
-# This section ensures that Hugo is available in the build environment.
-# Nixpacks will use Nix to provide the 'hugo' package.
 [phases.setup]
-providers = ["node", "rust", "go"] # Ensures common build toolchains are available
+aptPkgs = ["hugo"]
-nix_pkgs = ["hugo"]
 
-# This section defines variables used during the build
-[variables]
-NIXPACKS_STATIC_COMMAND = "hugo --verbose --minify"
-
-# This section defines the command(s) to build your Hugo site.
-# Using "--verbose" can give more detailed output from Hugo during the build if needed.
-# Using "--minify" is good practice to reduce file sizes.
 [ phases.build ]
-cmds = ["$NIXPACKS_STATIC_COMMAND"]
+cmds = ["hugo --minify"]
 
-# This section tells Nixpacks where your built static site will be located.
+[ environment ]
-# Coolify will then use this 'public' directory to serve your website.
+HUGO_VERSION = "0.147.5"
-[start]
-public_dir = "public"
-# No 'cmd' is needed here for static sites, as Coolify handles the serving.
 
-# Make sure the static site server is used
+[[ nixpacks.included_files ]]
-[phases.install]
+paths = ["/public"]
-cmds = ["echo 'Using Hugo to build a static site'"]
-
-[staticserver]
-package = "nginx"