Using WantedBy=multi-user.target might work to start the unit at
boot-up, but the unit will not be started in other contexts such as
"systemctl restart user@<id>.service" which is useful in to restart
user services identified by needrestart.

From https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/systemd/User#How_it_works :

> When a systemd user instance starts, it brings up the per user target
default.target.

Some pages have so little documentation that the service template
would basically be empty

This is:

    ikiwiki2hugo.py --exclude .pytest_cache

With the latest script from:

<https://gitlab.com/anarcat/scripts/-/blob/master/ikiwiki2hugo.py>

... as of right now.

The latter is actually one of two standard file extensions (as per
RFC7763, the other being .markdown). It's also the extension expected
by GitHub, GitLab, and other wiki software.

So for the sake of future-proofing and compatibility, rename all files
to the new name.

This will hopefully not break anything: the file extension is not
present in the rendered version anyways.

Those are more future proof and will work in gitlab.

They assume a lot of prior knowledge. In particular, they do not show
how to create an account.