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Thanks @breeze4u for your hint - @mojavelinux; after using this as a template you need to (maybe due to changes in default behavior / values after cloning?) change the workflow permissions as following - this also helped for me:

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The website for this repository is deploying fine. See https://asciidoctor.github.io/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/ If you use it as a template, then it is in your repository that you may need to adjust the permissions.

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The website for this repository is deploying fine. See https://asciidoctor.github.io/jekyll-asciidoc-quickstart/ If you use it as a template, then it is in your repository that you may need to adjust the permissions.

Thank you very much for your reply, I am very happy now because I have successfully deployed my web page, I suggest you to add workflow permission adjustment to the tutorial, hopefully it will help beginners like me to save a lot of time to deal with this problem.

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I think it's possible to configure this in the GitHub Actions workflow file. If anyone can verify that, I'd be glad to accept a PR to add it there.

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I think this is now resolved.

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Unfortunately, there is an additional step that is needed after creating a new repository using this template. That seems to be a limitation of GitHub's permission model. I have documented this step in the README.

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