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@@ -15,8 +15,7 @@ From within your Spring project's git checkout directory:
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### Remove all files
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- git rm -rf *
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- git rm -rf '.*'
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+ git rm -rf `git ls-files` && rm -rf *
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### Add the gh-pages-upstream remote
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@@ -50,11 +49,11 @@ At this point you need to make a decision: is your project a "grouping project",
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Based on your choice above, copy the correct sample page to `index.html`, e.g.:
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- $ cp sample-pages/project.html index.html
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+ $ cp _sample-pages/project.html index.html
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or
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- $ cp sample-pages/project_group.html index.html
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+ $ cp _sample-pages/project_group.html index.html
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## Edit the content of your home page
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@@ -96,9 +95,10 @@ Assuming you're already within your project's clone directory, and you've alread
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### Install jekyll if you have not already
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-> **Note:** Jekyll 1.1.2 is a known good version.
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+> **Note:** Jekyll 1.1.2 is a known good version, and it is specifically referred to in `Gemfile.lock` so you have to use `bundle` (not `gem install ...`) to install it:
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- gem install jekyll
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+ gem install bundler
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+ bundle
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### Run jekyll
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