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Will Your Jekyll Site Still Work If You Migrate Away from GitHub Pages? Jekyll and GitHub Pages are tightly connected, but they’re not inseparable. Many developers eventually want to move their site to another platform like Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, or even a self-hosted server. If you plan for this early, your site will be easier to migrate later. But here’s the real question: Does your choice between forking and cloning affect how portable your Jekyll site is? In this article, we explore the consequences of both decisions from a long-term portability perspective. What Does Portability Mean for Jekyll Projects? Portability refers to your ability to: Move your site to a different hosting platform without major code changes Run the project locally and in CI/CD environments easily Customize build settings, plugins, and directory structure as needed Detach from GitHub Pages-specific constraints Forked themes are often built to work *only* under ...