For convenience, this project used GNU Make, which is standard on Linux and macOS. If you do not have it on Windows, you can skip make commands and use the more verbose commands supplied in the docs of this project.
Install Ruby.
Install Bundler as gem for your user.
$ gem install bundler --user-installSome people prefer to omit the --user-install flag, but, then you need access to install to a shared /usr/lib/ruby directory, which could require use of sudo to run the gem command. In that case, rather change permissions on /usr/lib/ruby directory to be writable by all users, so you never have to run sudo gem ....
Clone the repo or your repo copied from the template.
$ git clone git@github.com:MichaelCurrin/jekyll-actions-quickstart.git
$ cd jekyll-actions-quickstartIf you want to use make:
$ make installOr configure Bundler in your project.
$ bundle config set --local path vendor/bundleThen install project dependencies using Bundler. This will include Jekyll 4.
$ bundle install