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 To use this plugin on a new repository, configure the GitHub secrets `CANVAS_BASE_URL`, `CANVAS_COURSE_ID` and `CANVAS_TOKEN`. Given that the plugin is embeded directly in the project (and not in a separate gem), it's also necessary to set the environmental variable `JEKYLL_NO_BUNDLER_REQUIRE` to true. Ideally, after this course offering is complete, the plugin should be extracted to its own module for better reusability. Note that GitHub Pages limits which plugins can be built using the standard GitHub Pages builder, and hence, the canvas sync plugin won't work if built using GitHub Pages. However, GitHub *Actions* will build whatever you want, including Jekyll sites with custom plugins. See the GitHub Actions configuration in this repo.
 
 ### Automatic website previews
-This repository is also built by [Netlify](https://www.netlify.com). We do not use Netlify to host the production site, but use it for development. Each commit to this repository (to any branch) is automatically deployed to a publicly-accessible web address, allowing for an easy preview/review of what the site will look like given some change. The easiest way to use this workflow is to create a pull request: Netlify will add a status message on the pull request with a link to the current deploy preview of the site as it is in that pull request. As you push more commits to the pull request, Netlify will continue to update the site. Alternatively, you can log into the [Netlify control panel using GitHub sign-in](https://app.netlify.com/sites/objective-mclean-ad778c/overview) and view the complete deployment history, with direct links to all deploy previews (not just for pull requests).
+This repository is also built by [Netlify](https://www.netlify.com). We do not use Netlify to host the production site, but use it for development. Each commit to this repository (to any branch) is automatically deployed to a publicly-accessible web address, allowing for an easy preview/review of what the site will look like given some change. The easiest way to use this workflow is to create a pull request: Netlify will add a status message on the pull request with a link to the current deploy preview of the site as it is in that pull request. As you push more commits to the pull request, Netlify will continue to update the site. Alternatively, you can log into the [Netlify control panel using GitHub sign-in](https://app.netlify.com/sites/cs4530sp25/overview) and view the complete deployment history, with direct links to all deploy previews (not just for pull requests).