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Serving an .html web page from inside a git repository

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LCluigi cerbai <lightsparkle@gmx.com>
Date
Dec 14, 2023, 21:56 UTC
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Hello, I have a technical question to ask regarding serving an .html webpage from inside a git repository. In this setup, I have to make the .html page contents viewable on a browser open to outside traffic without using web server programs hosted on my local machine. The role of my local machine is to push newer files to the git repository while the software located inside that directory serves the content to the outside world that can be accessed by clicking or typing their own co-respective URLs on their browser.

I want to test this setup in order to learn how websites works but I have no idea how to pull this off, do you have any directions to provide in order to help me build this setup?

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  1. luigi cerbaiDec 14, 2023

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