The project now has the workflows to deploy the documentation to a branch called gh-pages, but we need to perform the first deployment and set up the repo to use GitHub Pages by following these instructions. Once the GitHub Pages is set up please update the repo's About section to display the new link.
[x] Deployment to the gh-pages branch
[x] Set up GitHub Pages
Instructions
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Before starting with the process, you need to add a new branch called gh-pages. This branch needs to have that name to ensure the workflows can deploy successfully. You can create it manually, or, in case you have the new workflows, it will be created automatically after the first deployment (Better option).
Once you have the branch gh-pages created, you can follow the following steps:
Navigate to your site's repository
Click Settings
Go to Pages
Select Deploy from a branch, under the Source section on Build and deployment
Select the gh-pages branch and the / (root) folder in the Branch section on Build and deployment
The project now has the workflows to deploy the documentation to a branch called gh-pages, but we need to perform the first deployment and set up the repo to use GitHub Pages by following these instructions. Once the GitHub Pages is set up please update the repo's About section to display the new link.
gh-pages
branchInstructions
Once you have the branch
gh-pages
created, you can follow the following steps:Settings
Pages
Deploy from a branch
, under theSource
section onBuild and deployment
gh-pages
branch and the/ (root)
folder in theBranch
section onBuild and deployment
The default URL where you can find your site is https://qiskit-extensions.github.io/mthree
For further information, you can see the GitHub Pages Quickstart and https://github.com/Qiskit/ecosystem/issues/578.