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· August 13, 2020 · ⋆ Jekyll As you may guess, all we need to do is append the -l option to jekyll serve command like so. And it will automatically reload your local Jekyll site in the browser every time you make changes in files. You can further couple the -o (or --open-url) option which will launch your site in your browser automatically.

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