Add `.nojekyll` file to root of repository.
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Re: GitHub Pages seems to be excluding files with "vendor" in the name
Hey Antony,
Thanks for reaching out! We've recently updated to Jekyll v3.3, which ignores vendored files by default. To include your vendored files in your build, you'll have to add this to your _config.yml file:
include:
- vendor
Alternatively, if you're not using Jekyll, you can add a .nojekyll to the root of your repository to disable Jekyll completely during your site build, so those files won't be ignored.
Could you give that a try and let me know if that works?
Cheers,
Antonio
GitHub Support
Deploying a webpack built app with "vendor.bundle.js" or "vendor.js" stopped working sometime yesterday.
Renaming the file to a name without "vendor", I tried "bob.js" and "dependencies.js", worked fine.
This also means we should revert the updates to the deployment guide and this repository meant to deal with this issue.