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- Please enter the URL `https://github.com/<username>/<repositoryname>.git` into your browser – you should see your existing repository on GitHub.
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- Please double-check that you have the necessary rights to make changes to the given project!
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3. Add `angular-cli-ghpages` to your project. When you run `ng deploy` for the first time, the Angular CLI will prompt you to choose a deployment target – select **angular-cli-ghpages** from the list:
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3. Add `angular-cli-ghpages` to your project. When you run `ng deploy` for the first time, the Angular CLI will prompt you to choose a deployment target – select **GitHub Pages**:
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```sh
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ng deploy
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```
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```
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Would you like to add a package with "deploy" capabilities now?
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No
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Amazon S3
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Firebase
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Netlify
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❯ GitHub Pages
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↑↓ navigate • ⏎ select
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```
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Alternatively, you can install it directly via `ng add angular-cli-ghpages`. See the [installation section](#installation) for details.
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4. After the installation, the same `ng deploy` command will build and deploy your project. Your project will be automatically built in production mode.
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