问题
I am using a Maven plugin (jacoco-maven-plugin) which generates a site report whose images and css files are in a folder with a preceeding . (dot) in the name. For example: /site/jacoco/.resources/report.css
When I publish this to my pages.github.com site (using site-maven-plugin), everything is there in my special Github branch (gh-pages).
However, I'm getting 404's when trying to access resources that are in folders with a preceding . (dot) in the folder name.
A simplified example:
https://github.com/justinhrobbins/FlashCards_App/blob/gh-pages/test/.resources/index.html
When I try to access this in my browser i get a 404:
http://justinhrobbins.github.io/FlashCards_App/test/.resources/index.html
However, if I remove the . (dot) from the folder name it works fine:
https://github.com/justinhrobbins/FlashCards_App/blob/gh-pages/test/resources/index.html
http://justinhrobbins.github.io/FlashCards_App/test/resources/index.html
So I'm assuming pages.github.com doesn't support preceeding dot in the folder name (and Googling shows using a preceeding dot may not be a recommended practice anyway) but would appreciate confirmation.
Edit: FYI - when i publish similar to Tomcat it works even with folders with preceeding dot in name
回答1:
I think this is related to pages.github.com's support for Jekyll.
I am now able to get my page.github.com to work with directory names that include a preceding dot (.)
The solution was to add a .nojekyll file in the root of my gh-pages branch.
The following resources helped me solve the issue:
- Publishing a Maven site having jacoco reports at Github's gh-pages
- Bypassing Jekyll on GitHub Pages
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20893913/does-pages-github-com-support-directory-names-with-a-preceeding-dot