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Hi Friends
I see the following error while using the `kobwebExport` gradle task :point_down:
How do I resolve this?

I was hoping that `@Page("{...path?}")` would take care of it

<https://github.com/varabyte/kobweb/commit/0546f49c09d33a3be6968d303b84555d6279d2df|https://github.com/varabyte/kobweb/commit/0546f49c09d33a3be6968d303b84555d6279d2df>

Crazy is that it was broken for like two years and you and someone else surface it with weeks of each other :slightly_smiling_face:

LOL :joy: I just got done with my project and was planning to publish it, hence started looking into these commands, to set up a CI/CD pipeline via GitHub actions.

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Following <https://bitspittle.dev/blog/2022/static-deploy#common-steps|this> guide, I am able to export the kobweb site successfully, but the generated artifact does not contain any html file(s), hence I'm seeing the 404 page as shown below.

What do I need to verify to make sure that the generated artifact also contains the required html/css file(s) for the `static` web app to run?

Oh that guide doesn't factor dynamic routes

<https://github.com/varabyte/kobweb-site/blob/83a402ab5ca9198400354c90a5e8d02016ee5047/.github/workflows/export-and-deploy-site.yml#L77|https://github.com/varabyte/kobweb-site/blob/83a402ab5ca9198400354c90a5e8d02016ee5047/.github/workflows/export-and-deploy-site.yml#L77> is how I do it

But you can also create a page with the route "404" and just have it call `IndexPage`

GitHub Pages tries to open a page called 404.html if the URL can't be found

&gt; But you can also create a page with the route "404" and just have it call `IndexPage`
This sounds nice! Let me try...

Apologies, I got distracted by some work.
But yes, it did work :+1::skin-tone-3::+1::skin-tone-3: thanks David!

Awesome. I've grown to absolutely love GHP

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If I follow this guide and change my basePath, the web app stops working on my local machine (basically it's not able to find any resources anymore)

Is there a way to set difference basePath values for DEV and PROD environments?

Nevermind, I ended up doing this:
```      - name: Push generated app to website branch
        uses: s0/git-publish-subdir-action@develop
        env:
          REPO: self
          BRANCH: website
          FOLDER: ./site/.kobweb/site
          GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}```
And used netlify to observe the `website` branch and auto-deploy instead. It's working perfectly fine :white_check_mark:

I know, I could directly use Netlify's GH action as well. I'd probably do that only for easier code maintenance.

Can you give more detail about resources not being found? They should be.