I am trying to push documentation for a package I wrote (currently not registered) to github pages. So far I:
- have the source code in a repo: GitHub - sahu-lab/MembraneAleFem.jl: source code for arbitrary Lagrangian--Eulerian (ALE) lipid membrane finite element method (FEM)
- added workflows for both running unit tests, and uploading documentation
- added a secret github token
- set up the repo’s Github Pages to deploy from
docs/folder in themainbranch
When I push a commit to the main branch, the actions seem to be triggered, and I see that all checks are passing:
In addition, according to Github, everything was successfully deployed—it even provides me to a link where I can see the documentation:
However, the link that is provided gives me a 404 error. I’ve seen some people saying that it can take up to 30 minutes to see changes, but in my case I’ve been trying for hours. I’m especially confused by Github thinking the deployment was successful, as most people with similar issues seem to have a problem there.
Could anyone please provide me with suggestions?
Thanks very much!
P.S.—I’m not sure if this is relevant, but the organization to which I am pushing has its own github pages website: GitHub - sahu-lab/sahu-lab.github.io: lab website
Moreover, this site has its own Github action for rendering Pluto notebooks, which also uses the gh-pages branch. I only bring this up in case there is a possibility of conflict between the two. Thanks again!
