Closed theholy7 closed 6 years ago
Try adding remote_theme: fongandrew/hydeout
to your _config.yml
It is there?
Oh, didn't see it at the top. Sorry.
Try removing the gem "jekyll-theme-hydeout", "~> 3.4"
from your Gemfile
? This will break it locally but let's see if it works on Github.
@fongandrew - thanks for helping me! I tried your suggestion, but it still failed.
I don't really know where else to look. I wonder if it is because I removed the contents of comments.html
as I don't have disqus
. Could that be the reason?
@fongandrew I found out the problem!
My _config.yml
was setting a github
variable which was in conflict with the github-metadata set by Github.
This was breaking everything. As soon as I removed it, the build went through!
Thanks for replying and helping out!
(PS: keep making Slack great!)
Awesome! Glad you figured that out.
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This thread was useful for the same problem with another theme.. thanks!
riable which was in conflict with the github-met
me too, thanks for the help. the same think
I was running jekyll locally with with docker, and was able to use the hydeout layout. However the new layout fails to build on Github.
My current
_config.yml
file is:and my
Gemfile
is:I don't know where to search, as I think I have done things correctly. If you could help me, I'd be very thankful.
Best, Jose