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Hmm, looks like GitHub pages are a paid feature? One of our private repos hosts our (public) website. Even with the price cut, the Team plan is still almost $10
by KenoFischer 7y ago
Hmm, looks like GitHub pages are a paid feature? One of our private repos hosts our (public) website. Even with the price cut, the Team plan is still almost $100/month more expensive than the grandfathered in legacy plan we currently have that includes GitHub pages.
- Tepix 7y agoGithub pages are free for public repos, aren't they? Perhaps switching to a public repo is an option.
- KenoFischer 7y agoYes, I considered it, but that's how unfinished draft blog posts end up on HN ;). We'll probably just stop using Pages and deploy to S3 instead - it's a fairly minimal change.
- amjd 7y agoOr you can use Netlify connected to a private GitHub repo. I use it for my personal website (hugo blog) and it works flawlessly. CI/CD integrated, so it's just push to deploy.