How to host a Jekyll site on Aerobatic

When deploying a Jekyll site to Aerobatic using the Bitbucket add-on

Step-by-step guide

Edit your Jekyll blog on your machine
From the command line on your machine, run jekyll serve to build the static assets
Push your repo to Bitbucket. Make sure to include the _site folder
Link your repo to Aerobatic. Make sure the deploy directory is _site

Make sure that in your gitignore file, you comment out or remove _site. This is the folder where Jekyll generates your actual site, and since we'll be hosting this via Bitbucket, you'll want to commit those files to Bitbucket too.

A tutorial on hosting Jekyll blogs can be found on the Aerobatic blog.

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