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I am trying to publish a github blog page, which I was able to publish to github.io page without an issue 2 months ago, but it throws an error now. I can still successfully build a jekyll theme locally.

When I push it to github, however, it throws a build error message saying:

Error: The jekyll-theme-hydejack theme could not be found.

I am using jekyll-theme-hydejack version 9.0.4 which I specified in my Gemfile, Gemfile.lock, config.yml

Here's my git build error link for more info: https://github.com/dailyole/dailyole.github.io/runs/4758386396?check_suite_focus=true

Here's a screenshot of my local cmd results and my blog successfully running on my local server:

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I had same error before while executing hydejack theme in github pages. I found the solution for me that works properly.

  1. Find _config.yml
  2. comment line code "theme: jekyll-theme-hydejack" into "#theme: jekyll-theme-hydejack"
  3. add line code "remote_theme: hydecorp/hydejack@v9"
  4. commit and push to github

I hope it works for your problem too.

Muhammad Ihsan Al Hafiz
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    To close the loop on this answer, it's easy to check which themes Github pages has [here](https://pages.github.com/themes/), and if you need some other theme, use ```remote_theme``` – J B Jun 26 '22 at 16:14
  • For those who are just starting their website now, rather than updating from an older version: you probably forked the wrong branch of the Hydejack repository. There's one for Github Pages [specifically called `gh-pages`](https://github.com/hydecorp/hydejack-starter-kit/tree/gh-pages), which has the above config change built in. – Mew Jul 15 '23 at 20:14
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Open your _config.yml file.

Remove theme key and add only remote_theme: hydecorp/hydejack. Push to github.

Neeraj Kumar
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