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I don't understand why a page generated by doxygen can't be found (404).

Its path in the Github repository is https://github.com/AubinMahe/AubinMahe.github.io/blob/master/doxygen/html/dd/dfb/_shareable_8h.html Click here to see

The same page browsed from the root of dcrud documentation site is http://aubinmahe.github.io/doxygen/html/dd/dfb/_shareable_8h.html Click here to see

The same path but... 404! Why? Why this page and not the others?

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I've found an answer...

Files that start with an underscore are missing

By default, Jekyll does not build any files or directories that

are hidden or used for backup
(indicated by names that start with . or #, or that end with ~);
contain site content (indicated by names that start with _); or
are excluded in the site configuration.

To work around this behavior, you can

include a .nojekyll file in the root path to turn off Jekyll;
use the include directive in your _config.yml to specify files that
should not be ignored; or
do not use file or directory names that start with an underscore (_),
period (.), or hash symbol (#), or that end with a tilde (~).
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