baseurl of '/' now breaks on GitHub pages #460
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I just made 2 line of changes and css of my entire site broke. There should definitely be a shout out when such breaking changes are introduced. Anyway what is the solution for this? Changing |
That is what I did in the commit I linked to above, yes (or if you have e.g. |
@dracos Thanks. By the way, it seems to be working fine locally. Any idea how to replicate it locally? |
@ankitbko You need |
Hope this fixes the broken site Refer: github/pages-gem#460 Signed-off-by: Vikram Narayanan <vikram186@gmail.com>
Should fix issue introduced by Refer: github/pages-gem#460
…site.baseurl }} caused 404 errors after having pushed to Github pages; This is probably related to github/pages-gem#460.
@dracos thanks for the tip |
YAY! thanks for sharing the workaround! |
…config.yaml setting, causing malformed css links github/pages-gem#460
Latest GitHub pages converts baseurl of '/' to ''. github/pages-gem#460
Latest GitHub pages converts baseurl of '/' to ''. github/pages-gem#460
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What did you do (e.g., steps to reproduce)
I pushed my site with a small change from the last push couple of weeks ago.
What did you expect to happen?
The site to appear as it has done for years :)
What happened instead?
All the styling is lost, because the upgrade to jekyll-github-metadata v2.5.0 means that a config with baseurl set to
/
is now overridden to baseurl""
and the templates were relying on baseurl being set to/
. I understand thatbaseurl: "/"
is incorrect and shouldn't be used (though I can't find any official documentation saying why this shouldn't work okay, only links to Parker's 2014 blog post), but anyway, I didn't expect the whole site to break by adding a new blog post :)Additional information
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