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For more information about the actions used and their options, please see Hugo and Github pages on Github.
Hugo is one of the most widely used static site generators, and I found it to be a great tool to build my website. I knew about Github pages providing a custom domain for each account, so I chose it to deploy my website. Here's how you can deploy your Hugo website using Github pages as well.
For more information about the actions used and their options, please see Hugo and Github pages on Github.
By default, Github pages use Jekyll for building websites. To prevent this, add a .nojekyll file (blank, no content needed) in the public repository.
Hugo is one of the most widely used static site generators, and I found it to be a great tool to build my website. I knew about Github pages providing a custom domain for each account, so I chose it to deploy my website. Here's how you can deploy your Hugo website using Github pages as well.