If I have four GitHub repositories which I would like to deploy to various folders on my domain (e.g., one deploys to root, the others deploy to folders) is it possible? If so, how do you prevent the root deploy from erasing subfolders?

Thanks @fool and sorry if that Common Issue article is responding to this question, but I can’t manage to see how. I have a similar setting to that proposed by @brenton . Specifically, this is what I would like to accomplish in my case: The site I want for my root domain (name.tld) is a Hugo site …

No need to apologize :slight_smile: I was suggesting that the article I linked talks about how you stitch together multiple repos under one domain name, which is still my understanding of Brenton’s goal. You’ll have to use the proxying setup mentioned in the article to do this. I can’t advise you…

What made you think my username isn’t username? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: Your answer really put me in the right path. Specifically the Shadowing bit gave me the aha! moment that helped me get what I wanted: By default, you can’t shadow a URL that actually exists within the site. This applie…

This is great, thank you! The only thing I’m now wondering is if there’s a way to serve up a custom 404. If the Hugo site doesn’t have the corresponding page and there is no GitHub repo with the corresponding name, then this sends users to the 404 at username.github.io. It would be nice if it could …

Hi :wave:t6: and welcome to the Netlify support forums. You can set up a custom 404 using a redirect. Please check out our docs page here on how this can be accomplished.

This works normally, but I don’t think this works when using the above solution of having /* https://username.github.io/:splat 200 in the _redirects file, right? If I place the custom 404 above this, then any directory not found in the Hugo site will give a 404 and never point to the GitHub hosted…

This is not possible and I’m not sure what your use-case it. Why are you using Netlify to point to GitHub?

I have a main website that is deployed via Netlify to some custom domain. But I want other people in my organisation to be able to simply create individual pages via GitHub that can still be accessed through this same custom domain. The only way I’ve managed to find of doing this is to publish these…

Okay well, you can potentially solve this issue by using Edge Functions. The flow wlould be something like, for each request, check if it can be served by Netlify, if not, fetch the page from GitHub. If GitHub send a 200, serve that, if not, rewrite back to the 404 on Netlify.

Is it possible to deploy multiple repositories to the same domain?

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fool July 1, 2019, 5:34pm 2

You can’t do that directly, but this article shows the workflow you’d need to deploy multiple different netlify SITES and host them under subfolders of a single domain:

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Is it possible to deploy multiple repositories to the same domain?

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