Description

Builds are failing in Netlify when building a production build with jekyll (JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll build). This is because the GitHub Metadata plugin requires a repository to be set (https://github.com/jekyll/github-metadata/blob/master/docs/configuration.md).

This causes local builds to succeed and production builds to fail (like https://app.netlify.com/sites/privacytools-io/deploys/604d1c4b235d000008111252).

To fix this, from the GitHub Metadata docs:

In order for jekyll-github-metadata to know what metadata to fetch it must
be able to determine the repository NWO (name with owner, e.g. jekyll/jekyll-github-metadata) to ask GitHub about.

The easiest way to accomplish this is by setting an "origin" remote with a
github.com URL. If you ran git clone from GitHub, this is almost 100% the
case & no further action is needed. If you run git remote -v in your
repository, you should see your repo's URL.

If you don't have a git remote available, you have two other options:

1. Set the environment variable PAGES_REPO_NWO to your repository name
   with owner, e.g. "jekyll/github-metadata". This is useful if you don't
   want to commit your repository to your git history.
2. Add your repository name with organization to your site's configuration
   in the repository key.

repository: username/repo-name

"NWO" stands for "name with owner." It is GitHub lingo for the username of
the owner of the repository plus a forward slash plus the name of the
repository, e.g. 'parkr/blog', where 'parkr' is the owner and 'blog' is the
repository name.

Your site.github.* fields should fill in like normal. If you run Jekyll
with the --verbose flag, you should be able to see all the API calls
made.

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