


What matters is that after they save the Gemfile, they need to run bundle update because github-pages only supports jekyll 3.9.0 currently.

In step 8, they are told to comment out the jekyll gem, so it doesn't matter if they used a more recent version of jekyll to create the site initially. , which will create the Jekyll site using whatever version of Jekyll is currently installed (most likely 4.2.0). Instead of adding more steps, I think it's best to simplify step 7 to just jekyll new. Also, the Bundler section is more confusing than helpful because for bundle exec to work, a Gemfile must exist in the directory, but the instructions don’t mention that. The jekyll new command does not accept a version number, at least not like it is documented in GitHub docs. Step 7 is also both confusing and incorrect. they replaced VERSION with the version of jekyll listed on the Dependency versions page instead of the github-pages version.they tried to run bundle update github-pages.they didn't uncomment the # gem "github-pages" line.If you search for could not find gem github-pages in your favorite search engine, you'll find that the instructions caused people to do one or more of the following things: What article on is affected?Ĭreating a GitHub Pages site with Jekyll What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?
