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Hi Alex!

Couple of things that might help us fix your problem!

• The repo links are literally just based on the github_repo param (here's the code) so I'm not sure where the docsy-example bit is coming from. Did you change the github_repo param or just add an extra one, as if the same param is in your config twice Hugo will just use the last one it sees?
• To check if your local copy is still in any way connected to our example :), run git remote -v - should give you your own repo.

Hope that helps!

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@LisaFC First of all, Happy New Year to everybody!

Sorry for late response but I changed my laptop's SSD drive and I had to rebuild everything from scratch, including the local copy of my site repo (clone from my remote).

During this proccess I found that Hugo could't serve or build my site. Searching the issue I found that docsy theme wasn't present in themes/ folder. To make things short, I found that I had to update docsy submodule (I added docsy as submodule when I created my site).

Why I'm writing this? Your documentation is really comprehensive but not so clear for someone like me (medium or no experience with Hugo, HTML, SCSS, etc and git internals). So when someone has to work on the same project from start (for example from another machine), he/she has to update all submodules manually. This actually means to repeat the git submodule update --init --recursive ("Using Docsy as submodule"). This may be trivial information, but it's my experience. Use it if you want.

As for the original question, Yes you are right I forgot to change the github_repo param. Thank you!

Alex

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