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Pm2022: Pm2022 moved page BOSS/Hosting/Pages to Git Pages

2026-08-26T08:07:15Z

Pm2022 moved page BOSS/Hosting/Pages to Git Pages

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2026-08-26T07:56:20Z

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			{{Note\|type=warning\|text=BOSS has never used Git Pages, and probably never will. This article is useless.}}

	GitLab and GitHub both offer their “Pages” which can host static web pages (ones that can be built into raw HTML + JavaScript) for free.		GitLab and GitHub both offer their “Pages” which can host static web pages (ones that can be built into raw HTML + JavaScript) for free.

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2026-08-26T07:54:15Z

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	We have not done much of this. But in most cases it requires you to add a CNAME record to DNS for <code>yourusername.github.io</code> and then add a <code>CNAME</code> file to the repo with your hostname.		We have not done much of this. But in most cases it requires you to add a CNAME record to DNS for <code>yourusername.github.io</code> and then add a <code>CNAME</code> file to the repo with your hostname.

			[[Category:BOSS hosting methods]]
			[[Category:Bath Open Source Society]]

Hw2210: Translate from boss.bathcs.com

2026-06-04T08:43:35Z

Translate from boss.bathcs.com

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	== GitLab ==		== GitLab ==

	You can click on the “Deploy > Pages” and go through the steps to create a <code>.gitlab-ci.yml</code> file to automatically run <code>~~bun run~~ build</code> when you push to build your project.		You can click on the “Deploy > Pages” and go through the steps to create a <code>.gitlab-ci.yml</code> file to automatically run <code>deno task build</code> when you push to build your project.

	Once this is set up, you can follow the instructions on the interface to add a hostname. This will then display the page on that hostname.		Once this is set up, you can follow the instructions on the interface to add a hostname. This will then display the page on that hostname.
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	With this, you can have multiple repos with different hostnames.		With this, you can have multiple repos with different hostnames.

	For more information see [https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/pages/ GitLab’s pages documentation]		For more information see [https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/pages/ GitLab’s pages documentation].

	=== Bath GitLab ===		=== Bath GitLab ===

Hw2210: Translate from boss.bathcs.com

2026-06-04T08:42:31Z

Translate from boss.bathcs.com

New page

GitLab and GitHub both offer their “Pages” which can host static web pages (ones that can be built into raw HTML + JavaScript) for free.

These also integrates with their build options, meaning as soon as you push to your git repo, it will build the project (if you are using a static site generator)

== GitLab ==

You can click on the “Deploy > Pages” and go through the steps to create a <code>.gitlab-ci.yml</code> file to automatically run <code>bun run build</code> when you push to build your project.

Once this is set up, you can follow the instructions on the interface to add a hostname. This will then display the page on that hostname.

{{Note|text=
Do not enable Cloudflare proxy for this (it won’t work).
}}

With this, you can have multiple repos with different hostnames.

For more information see [https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/pages/ GitLab’s pages documentation]

=== Bath GitLab ===

Currently does not support pages sadly. We recommend to use [[BOSS/Hosting/Cloudflare#Pages|Cloudflare pages]] instead.

== GitHub ==

For more information see [https://pages.github.com/ GitHub’s pages documentation]

We have not done much of this. But in most cases it requires you to add a CNAME record to DNS for <code>yourusername.github.io</code> and then add a <code>CNAME</code> file to the repo with your hostname.