Last Deploy Attempt: 2025-09-19 02:25:03
Status: Ready for deployment - all encoding issues resolved
Solution: Added explicit encoding: utf-8 configuration to Jekyll
- Cloudflare Build System: v3 (beta)
- Ruby Version: 3.4.4 (detected from error logs)
- Build Command:
bundle exec jekyll build - Output Directory:
_site
- Problem: html-proofer requires nokogiri which fails to compile
- Solution: Moved html-proofer to
:testgroup in Gemfile - Status: Fixed in commit
be23b57
- Problem: Jekyll 4.1.1 not compatible with Ruby 3.4+
- Solution: Upgraded to Jekyll 4.3.4
- Status: Fixed in commit
6cf2355
- Problem: Ruby 3.4+ moved gems from default to bundled gems
- Solution: Added all commonly needed gems from Ruby 3.4+ bundled gems list
- Status: Fixed - all gems added and tested locally
- Problem:
Encoding::UndefinedConversionError- Jekyll treating files as ASCII-8BIT instead of UTF-8 - Solution: Added explicit
encoding: utf-8configuration to_config.yml - Status: Fixed - Jekyll build completes successfully with proper UTF-8 encoding
csv✅ (was causing LoadError)base64✅ (commonly needed by Jekyll/deps)bigdecimal✅ (commonly needed)mutex_m✅ (threading/concurrency)drb✅ (distributed Ruby)observer✅ (observer pattern)
All major issues have been systematically resolved:
- ✅ Ruby 3.4+ compatibility - All bundled gems added
- ✅ Jekyll compatibility - Upgraded to 4.3.4
- ✅ Encoding issues - UTF-8 configuration added
- ✅ Local testing - Jekyll build completes successfully
Ready for Cloudflare Pages deployment!
# Cloudflare Pages Settings
Build command: bundle exec jekyll build
Build output directory: _site
Environment variables:
BUNDLE_WITHOUT: "development test"4662150- fix: add csv gem for Ruby 3.4+ compatibility6cf2355- feat: upgrade Jekyll to 4.3.4 for Ruby 3.2.2 compatibility80825bd- fix(deps): add csv gem for Ruby 3.4 compatibilitybe23b57- fix(deps): move html-proofer to test groupfe5b2d5- fix(deploy): resolve Cloudflare Pages build failures
- We've been going in circles adding gems one by one
- Need to be more systematic about Ruby 3.4+ compatibility
- Consider if Jekyll 4.3.4 is even the right choice for this setup