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      <title>Deploying a Hugo Static Site to GitHub Pages with GitHub Actions</title>
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      <description>deploying a Hugo static site to GitHub Pages can be automated using GitHub Actions with a hugo.yaml workflow configuration. To set up the workflow, create the hugo.yaml file in the .github/workflows/ directory and copy the provided YAML configuration. Additionally, configure the GitHub Pages settings in your project by selecting &amp;#39;GitHub Actions&amp;#39; as the source for the build and deployment. This setup enables seamless deployment of your site upon pushes to the main branch or manual triggering from the Actions tab. By automating the build and deployment process, you can focus on content creation and updates while leveraging GitHub Actions&amp;#39; built-in CI/CD capabilities to enhance your development workflow.</description>
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