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Page build warning regarding theme #113

Closed inspectordanno closed 6 years ago

inspectordanno commented 6 years ago

I got this email notification from github:

The page build completed successfully, but returned the following warning for the master branch:

You are attempting to use a Jekyll theme, "jekyll-theme-hydejack-pro", which is not supported by GitHub Pages. Please visit https://pages.github.com/themes/ for a list of supported themes. If you are using the "theme" configuration variable for something other than a Jekyll theme, we recommend you rename this variable throughout your site. For more information, see https://help.github.com/articles/adding-a-jekyll-theme-to-your-github-pages-site/.

In _config.yml, in the theme section, I have: theme: jekyll-theme-hydejack-pro

There is also remote_theme: qwtel/hydejack But that is commented out.

Should I comment out theme and uncomment remote_theme?

EDIT: This is in my gemfile gem "jekyll-theme-hydejack-pro", git: 'git@hydejack:qwtel/hydejack-8-pro.git' (I installed the theme via the PRO via Github option in the documentation.) Should I uncomment the remote_theme or should I leave it as is?

qwtel commented 6 years ago

Unfortunately, neither theme nor remote_theme works with the PRO gem on GitHub Pages. You'll have to include the source files in the repository.

Alternatively, you can build locally and push the HTML files to github.

inspectordanno commented 6 years ago

Ah, ok got it. So I just commented them both out.

But I can still upgrade via gem, correct? bundle update jekyll-theme-hydejack-pro

qwtel commented 6 years ago

If you build locally, yes.

inspectordanno commented 6 years ago

Cool, thanks!

gerdm commented 4 years ago

Unfortunately, neither theme nor remote_theme works with the PRO gem on GitHub Pages. You'll have to include the source files in the repository.

Alternatively, you can build locally and push the HTML files to github.

How do I go about pushing the HTML files to GitHub? I have tried to push vendor and _site, but they do not work.

Is the remote_theme option still not available?

Thanks!

qwtel commented 4 years ago

Is the remote_theme option still not available?

This is not possible and would require changes to jekyll-remote-theme and GitHub Pages that are outside of my control.

How do I go about pushing the HTML files to GitHub?

$ cd _site
$ git init
$ git remote add origin <github_remote_url> 
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Build"
$ git push origin master:<remote_branch>
$ cd ..