/blog/tag/<tag>

[mrprajesh]

shows 404 error

[mrprajesh]

Only on gh-page but works fine locally.

[mrprajesh]

Have raised an issue at ronv/sidey#5

[mrprajesh]

It seems like github pages did not support this feature due not whitelisting some plugins. There are several proposal mmistakes/minimal-mistakes#329 it is also mentioned here

[mrprajesh]

Option 0: Maybe this but seems to have a different tag syntax
Option 1: Use Travis CI and run/use required plugins
Option 2: Use netlify instead of github pages. like ronv https://sidey-jekyll.netlify.com/
Option 3: Try via py script after publishing gh-pages like here

[mrprajesh]

Anything in Gemlock will be used to load/run local plugins in jekyll
whereas anything in yaml file is what used by github pages. Therefore, may be the tag folder is not be generated in the site's www on gh-pages is my guess!

[mrprajesh]

So, if we tell/edit yaml to output tag folder we are done!

[mrprajesh]

I have tried an ugly work-around. Fixed!

• Instead of fighting with gh-pages
• have removed gh-page from hosting
• have added locally generated folder _site/* into my-name-git.io/blog folder. 👍

[mrprajesh]

As we are using manual deployment using rsync, closing it!

• I should say this is not ugly or work-around
• In fact, it is a valid deployment.