Hugo Build configuration from git setup help needed

[kudo.patrick]

What is the name of the domain?

patrickkudo.kudo-patrick.workers.dev

What is the issue you’re encountering

Error: open blob.Bucket: no driver registered for “https” for URL “https://patrickkudo.com”; available schemes: azblob, file, gs, s3

What steps have you taken to resolve the issue?

I’m building my own personal hugo website and having trouble figuring out what I need to do to get my assets to show up in the deployed page. The hugo project deploys fine locally when I execute “hugo server”.

I have tried:

• following Hugo · Cloudflare Pages docs
• following Git integration guide · Cloudflare Pages docs
• changing build configuration deploy command to ‘hugo deploy’
• changing baseURL in hugo.toml project file to ‘’ (blank)

What are the steps to reproduce the issue?

• Followed GitHub - zetxek/adritian-free-hugo-theme: Adritian - High performance Hugo Theme for Personal Websites. With job experience, portfolio, dark/light theme, blog, multi-language and best frontend practices out of the box. theme example for building Hugo website locally.
• Setup GitHub repo containing Hugo project assets
• Created Workers & Pages project
• Imported the personal GitHub repository containing Hugo project
• Build command: None, Deploy command: hugo deploy, Root directory: /

[mcorreia]

Hi there,

As long as you have your git connected to Cloudflare pages, the deployment should run.
Make sure of course you only have one git repo connected to one Cloudflare account.

If you’re having issues, start by creating a test page, connect it to your git repo, upload a simple index and go from there.
Figure out if the issues you’re having are due to the Cloudflare/Git integration, or is it something else, namely the way you’re pushing your local repo to github.

If after this you’re still having issues, please explain what you did step by step, and what step on Cloudflare exactly is showing the error.

Take care.

[kudo.patrick]

Hi, I am wondering if my original issue was because I needed to set up DNS CNAME records first. It does build a “Hello world” page when I set the build command to hugo --gc --minify -b <web url>, Deploy command as hugo, and leave Root directory blank.

I ended up using AWS Amplify to host my website. I did specify the baseDirectory to be ‘public’ in that AWS build.