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Hugo Usage Guide Applies to Hugo v0.168.0 (Extended). Commands use the macOS/Linux shell as examples. Compiled from the official Hugo documentation. Theme-specific private configuration should follow the actual theme repository. 1. Installation and Version Check macOS (Homebrew): brew install hugo hugo version hugo env On Linux, use the corresponding distribution package or the binary officially released by Hugo. When using SCSS/Sass or certain theme asset pipelines, confirm that the installed version includes the Extended feature. ...

Git repository authentication and commit signing are two independent stages: the former determines whether code can be pulled and pushed, while the latter enables recipients to verify which key signed a commit. This article uses two separate pairs of FIDO2 SSH keys to manage the two uses independently. Git supports signing commits and tags with SSH keys, so when working exclusively with Git, you can use YubiKey’s FIDO2 functionality directly without deploying GnuPG. For projects that require an OpenPGP signature-verification workflow, choose GPG signing according to the project’s requirements. ...