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Building Hugo as well on GitLab pages

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Parallel building challenges # Unlike Github, Gitlab considers Hugo blogs first class citizens and does not impose any restrictions on repo naming. I had 3 challenges to overcome related to co-existence of GH and GL versions: I need to use same repo for both GH and GL the submodule link for public does not work on GL the site root is different - I have no custom domain forward for GitLab Using same repo # To separate the GH and GL, I have added 2 remotes to repo and special branch gitlab-pages.

From Jekyll to Hugo

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I have decided to consolidate all piecemeal versions of my blogpost uder one roof and at the same to do these four things technology upgrade - from Jekyll to Hugo visual refresh of the page review tagging and categorization merge hidden posts from Wikis to one place Why Hugo replaced Jekyll # The version 3 of my blog (see below for a bit of history) has been hosted on Github pages and using the default static site generators - Jekyll.