In addition, GitHub Actions has the backing of hundreds of engineers here at GitHub and a rich community with over 14,000 GitHub Actions in the GitHub Marketplace providing yet more features and helping you customize your site publishing workflow exactly how you like it. GitHub Actions has the added benefit of introspection-it’s not a black box like before that could obscure build failures. Since December 2021, GitHub Pages sites for public repositories have been built and deployed with GitHub Actions.īased on over six months of observations on over seven million builds a month, we made some adjustments and improvements to the overall flow, and we are now ready to use GitHub Actions to build and deploy private and internal repositories, too.
A bright future powered by GitHub Actions By bringing the power of GitHub Actions to the GitHub Pages platform, you have the freedom to build your static website using any framework that exists today or is created in the future.
#Github pages upgrade
The pagesworker that powered the build and deployment of pages sites was a single-purpose system that didn’t support versioning, which left us unable to upgrade to new Jekyll versions or easily add more plugins without breaking users.įurthermore, as time has passed, many other site generators have been created and you have asked us to support them. Eventually a version of Jekyll was released that wasn’t compatible with some of the core plugins provided by the GitHub Pages platform. As Jekyll grew in popularity, many different plugins were added, providing greater capability. When GitHub Pages was first announced in 2008, we released Jekyll, a rich static site generator, to allow you to build more complex sites. As GitHub Pages, home to 16 million websites, approaches its 15th anniversary, we’re excited to announce that all sites now build and deploy with GitHub Actions.
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