CNAME file is removed - Githubissues

BryanSchuetz / jekyll-deploy-gh-pages

A GitHub Action for building a Jekyll site (with custom plugins) and deploying it back to your gh-pages branch.

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CNAME file is removed #12

Closed jasperjorna closed 4 years ago

jasperjorna commented 4 years ago

Hi there,

I'm running into the issue that when the build is pushed back to the gh-pages branch, the CNAME file is no longer present and therefore the site is no longer accesible. Is it possible to whitelist files to keep or something like that?

BryanSchuetz commented 4 years ago

Are you excluding the CNAME file in your _config.yml or .gitignore files? Not sure why else CNAME wouldn't get pushed. Happy to take a look at the repo if you send a link.

thinkyhead commented 4 years ago

What is the symptom of a missing CNAME file? We saw a 404 error when publishing our site using this action, and it turned out that, yep, CNAME was listed as an exclude: item in _config.yml.

Once we removed CNAME from the exclude: list (and made sure destination: ./build was set and that Ruby 2.4.4 was activated…) the publish went through perfectly!