How to add a "CNAME" file? about end2end

[lpossamai]

In the meantime, created a bash script so I can deploy without having to commit the CNAME file manually every time.

#!/bin/bash
# 
#
set -x

# Commit Jekyll changes through Rake
cd /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai_Jekyll/
bundle exec rake

# Remove existing directory
rm -rf /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai.github.io

# Close repository
cd /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/ && git clone [email protected]:lpossamai/lpossamai.github.io.git

# Commit the CNAME file and .gitignore
cp /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai_Jekyll/CNAME /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai.github.io/
cp /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai_Jekyll/.gitignore /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai.github.io/

cd /home/lucas/Dropbox/bitbucket/lucas/lpossamai.github.io/
git add .gitignore && git commit -m 'Adding .gitignore file'
git add CNAME && git commit -m 'Adding CNAME file for github pages www.lpossamai.com'
git push

exit 0

[Timothylock]

You can put the CNAME file in ./source/ and it will automatically commit the file

[SebGay]

@nandomoreirame First off, thanks for this great project. Do you have any sort of donation jar- I'd love to buy you a coffee!

Secondly, I've added CNAME to the source folder but bundle exec rake publish doesn't commit it and I have to manually do it on the repo page. Is there somewhere in the Rakefile that I need to track the file? After a poke around I'm more confused than ever.