Currently does not support User/Organization pages

[NotComplicated]

Related to issue #5 , I had trouble adding this action to my github page because it is a user page instead of a project page.
User pages are created like this:

... and have a URL like [username].github.io, unlike project pages that look something like [username].github.io/[repository].
My fix is to manually set public_base_path to './' for my user page. Maybe a check could be added for others who want to use this action for their user page as well. 😄

vite-github-pages-deployer/action.yml

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else

I'm not too familiar with actions, so if there isn't an easy way to determine the page's type then maybe just a bit of helpful documentation in the README would be sufficient.

[skywarth]

Hi @NotComplicated, thank you for pointing that out. Your findings are absolutely right. Indeed it is an oversight that user profile pages wouldn't work out of the box with the current setup.

I gotta check GitHub API to see if there is an indication that the repository in question is in fact user/organization profile page or not. I doubt they have anything directly tied to that. Though it can be possible to do something like this, pseudo code:

elif [{{owner}}.github.io==={{repository.name}}] #owner is username or organization name
PUBLIC_BASE_PATH="./"
fi

But it's good finding and a valuable suggestion indeed. I'll try to allocate some time in the coming weeks to look into that.

In the meantime, if you feel inclined to draft a PR for it, that would be highly appreciated. Either as an info/warning on documentation, or changes to the action.yml itself. Contributions are always welcomed. I can imagine other people also bumping into this problem as well.

Thank you

[UncleTallest]

elif [{{owner}}.github.io==={{repository.name}}] #owner is username or organization name
PUBLIC_BASE_PATH="./"
fi

This will not always work as you intend. I have an organization page on a custom URL so it would not be found via this method.

[skywarth]

Hi @UncleTallest,

We got couple of dependents running on their custom domain, so I think you should be able to use this package for your case.

Leaving down below some repositories that deploy to their custom domains, using CNAME and other parameters.

• https://github.com/gregsadetsky/thai-restaurants
• https://github.com/gregsadetsky/sagittarius
• https://github.com/gateian/portfolio

You can lookup all the dependents here.

With the correct PUBLIC_BASE_PATH parameter and existence of CNAME, you should be able to deploy directly to your domain. Let me know if this resolves your situation, happy to help.

[UncleTallest]

and existence of CNAME...

Heh, I figured that out about 11 hours ago and have it working properly now. I made 25 commits since then and not a single issue.

Once I created the CNAME file in main the deploys started working flawlessly. Also, with the CNAME file present PUBLIC_BASE_PATH defaults to the correct value without having to set it manually (at least in my use-case). I will take a look at those to see if there is anything else I could be doing differently, though.

I wanted to say thank you for this; it's my first foray into the new hotness that is GitHub Actions.

[UncleTallest]

ROFLMAO

I just took a look at the dependants list and my organization repo is on the first page -- omtp-software/omtp-www-react.

[skywarth]

I figured that out about 11 hours ago

Sorry for not responding earlier :( Hope you didn't struggle much with it.

I'm glad you got it working now and found the action useful, enjoy!

@darkest-pr what do you make of this?

[darkest-pr]

Replying to: @skywarth

Original message

I figured that out about 11 hours ago

Sorry for not responding earlier :( Hope you didn't struggle much with it.

I'm glad you got it working now and found the action useful, enjoy!

@darkest-pr what do you make of this?

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[skywarth]

@UncleTallest Btw that's a nice website, interesting content, waiting for more 👀