Create New Post via Terminal

  1. Make sure you are at /your_site

    hugo new content/posts/my-first-post.md

    or simply edit your current blogpost at content/post/your-post.md

  2. Save the file and go to terminal, cd to /your_site and run the command hugo to regenerate public files

    hugo

  3. Now let git check the changed file using this in /your_site

    git status

    it should display something like this

    Changes to be committed:
  (use "git rm --cached <file>..." to unstage)
        new file:   .gitmodules
        new file:   themes/gokarna

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
        .hugo_build.lock
        archetypes/
        content/
        hugo.toml
        pub

  4. At /public, add the files, commit (make sure at the selected branch) then push

    git add .
# to add all files

git commit -am "commit message"
# commit with a message

git push origin test-branch
# push the new files to the Origin(URL) <branch name>

  5. For the master branch, repeat step 4 in /gokarna

Deployment

For now, I deploy manually due to Feather Icons having issues loading the SVG.

Manual Deployment

  1. Deploying via SFTP:

    1. Delete these folders and upload the new ones (Do not upload the .git folder):
      • robots.txt
      • index.xml
      • 404.html
      • sitemap.xml
      • index.html
      • posts

    💡 Note: Deleting all files in public_html and then uploading the new ones will not work. To identify which folders need an update, in FileZilla, sort the files by “Last Modified”. You will see the latest date the changes happened. Those are the files that should be replaced.

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