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I have added last_modified gem to my local jekyll site and it works fine i.e. generates last updated time on pages. When I push my update file to remote site (hosted on github) it doesn't work.

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    Yes @deveth0 is right that Github uses only limited set of plugins. The solution is to build it locally like what deveth0 said. I would recommend you look at this article tho http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28249255/how-do-i-configure-github-to-use-non-supported-jekyll-site-plugins/28252200#28252200 – ytbryan Jan 05 '17 at 08:50
  • yes. got it. thanks – mallaudin Jan 05 '17 at 15:21
  • actually, I have written a bash script to modify file before commit. – mallaudin Jan 23 '17 at 07:34

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Github only supports a limited set of plugins. If you want to use any other plugins, you have to build the Jekyll site locally and then push the html to Github (see this answer ).

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