![]() ![]() ![]() From source code repository service we must check repository that Jekyll build pipeline listens for changes.Although I’m using Azure DevOps repositories, it’s not the only Git service that is supported. First step is creating connection with source code repository service.We start with creating new build pipeline. Here is step by step guide for setting up build pipeline. task: '$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)'ĪrtifactName: site Setting up Jekyll build pipeline TargetFolder: '$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)' task: 'Copy Files to: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)' # Add steps that install rails, analyze code, save build artifacts, deploy, and more: Make sure you have it in your repository root before setting up Jekyll build pipeline. ![]() It’s easiest and fastest way to get it done. I higly recommend you to create build pipeline from YAML-file hosted in repository. Creating Jekyll build pipeline definition If Jekyll build succeeded then _site folder is copied to build pipeline artifacts folder that is accessible for build pipelines. Using script commands Jekyll with related tooling is installed and run. It’s just a virtual machine running Ruby. After successful build the release pipeline takes over and publishes generated files to Azure storage static website.īuild pipeline is actually simple. When I make commit to master branch then build pipeline is triggered and static blog is built by Jekyll. How build pipeline worksįor Jekyll experiment I created new project on Azure DevOps and cloned it to my laptop from code repository. Source code with sample content is available at my Github repository gpeipman/JekyllBlog. Live demo and source are available! Live demo of Jekyll static blog is here. Taking Jekyll static blog live with Azure CDN and custom domain.Azure DevOps release pipeline for Jekyll.Setting up Azure storage static website for Jekyll.Getting started with Jekyll blog hosted on Azure static website.Static blog with Jekyll, Azure and Azure DevOps ![]()
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