1. Clone the repo
2. Install dependencies: bundle install
   • Ruby may need to be installed first if not already packaged with your OS
3. Create a feature branch off of the main branch
4. Start the local server: bundle exec jekyll serve --config _config.yml,_config_dev.yml --incremental
   • The site.environment variable can be used to only run certain operations in production vs development
     • The --config flag uses development variables in _config_dev.yml to override those in _config.yml
   • When running the local server, saving a file automatically triggers a build so you can see the changes
     • The --incremental flag speeds up the build time by caching the builds and only updating files that were edited
5. Go to http://localhost:4400/ to view changes

To build the site, use bundle exec jekyll build.

Resources:

• Jekyll Docs
• Liquid Syntax