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Question on how to properly generate site based on example #108
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Seems like changing two lines solves the problem -# gem "jekyll", "~> 4.2.0"
+gem "jekyll", "~> 4.2.0"
...
-gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins
+# gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins Been struggling with this for a few hours. Sorry to bother, hopefully might helps someone stuck with the same reason. |
Hi @damiannmm, thanks for the bug report and for finding the solution and sorry for the time it took you. I'll check and fix the examples. |
Hi, I have checked and on my computer the example runs with no need for a Gemfile. There is, in fact, no specific gem required for the example, so with no Gemfile it should run on the latest version of jekyll and its dependencies. Can you confirm it is the same with you? (I will update either the documentation or the example dir.) |
@damiannmm - the site is generated in the directory In your example, I'm guessing the spaces in |
Hi - Quick answer: link to "my" page in the example is:
(notice the =people= subdir). If you run =jekyll serve= and open =localhost:4000= you should see something like: and, if you click on "Adolfo Villafiorita" you indeed get to =http://localhost:4000/people/adolfo-villafiorita/=. Let me know if it solves the issue! |
In this repo's
/example/
, with generated Gemfile and nothing else changed, I've tried$ bundle install $ bundle exec jekyll serve -V
but I can't reach any page from the link on the home (index.html). Now I'm clueless even on where I should start debug.
Gemfile:
Shell output:
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