Link broken on all the pages

[abhyudaypratap]

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[abhyudaypratap]

[mavidser]

I submitted a patch which got merged, but I guess the build system is broken. Not sure who's hosting the website.

[kprovost]

There are apparently two branches in play. I'm a little confused as to the how and why of that, so I'd prefer to leave merging that to the web-elves.

Once the merge is done I know how to prod the appropriate machine into updating the website.

[abhyudaypratap]

I am not completely sure but, @mavidser I think the website is rendering the template from build branch and you made changes to gh-pages.

[abhyudaypratap]

https://github.com/hillhacks/hackbeach/blob/build/travel/index.html#L146

Check this out for travel page, and I think correction is needed here

[mavidser]

I see that, but I'm not very comfortable with the idea of keeping a separate build branch at all. Kind of beats the idea of having a public link to the source, when it doesn't get updated automatically. Unless, of course we want to abandon jekyll.

I'd suggest using the same method which is currently serving hillhacks/website. It looks like it builds well enough (Most likely jekyll build, and serving from the generated _site folder).

Anyway, sending a PR for the build branch until that doesn't get implemented.

[captn3m0]

The reason I created a second branch was to have an easy way to deploy builds for now. (Builds are done on my system, pushed to github, and pulled on the server).

This is a stopgap till I setup automated builds. I'll delete the build branch post that.