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GitHub Pages Jekyll build failed because a file does not exist in the includes directory

File does not exist in includes directory

GitHub Pages could not build the Jekyll site because an `{% include %}` tag references a file that Jekyll cannot find in the `_includes` directory.

File does not exist in includes directorybuild errors
File does not exist in includes directory
  • An include tag references a missing file.
  • The include filename or path is misspelled.
  • The target file is not located in the `_includes` directory.
  1. Verify the referenced include file exists in the `_includes` directory.
  2. Check filename casing and spelling in the include statement.
  3. Update the include reference or move the file to the correct location.
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