I think you could be overriding some files by commiting ALL the files to your repo. It looks like you have settings.ini as well as other notebooks in the root of your repo which leads me to believe you could be breakign something.
Rename your repository
Pull a fresh copy of the repo from fastpages, name it to match the old name
make the appropriate changes in settings.ini and _config.yaml
copy your notebooks over
let us know if that works. I cannot reproduce this error because we are doing the same thing for fastpages.fast.ai and this doesn’t break there so the problem lies somewhere in the config
no such file or directory: /github/workspace/_notebooks/images/logo2.png.
Or when then the image is uploaded there are no errors but it does not display.
There is logo2.png in the images folder in _notebooks in the repo
I ended up resorting to using githubusercontent  for the image to display
@amritv That is because you are not following the instructions in _config.yml
3. You must replace the parameter baseurl in _action_files/settings.ini with the same value as you set here but WITHOUT QUOTES.
###########################################################
######### Special Instructions for baseurl ###############
#
#### Scenario One: If you do not have a Custom Domain #####
# - if you are not using a custom domain, the baseurl *must* be set to your repo name
#
#### Scenario Two: If you have a Custom Domain #####
# 1. If your domain does NOT have a subpath, this leave this value as ""
# 2. If your domain does have a subpath, you must preceed the value with a / and NOT have a / at the end.
# For example:
# "" is valid
# "/blog" is valid
# "/blog/site/" is invalid ( / at the end)
# "/blog/site" is valid
# "blog/site" is invalid ( because doesn't begin with a /)
#
# 3. You must replace the parameter `baseurl` in _action_files/settings.ini with the same value as you set here but WITHOUT QUOTES.
#
You have decided to put something else in your settings.ini file so your images cannot be copied.
@morgan you are not reading the instructions carefully. Please read the instructions again
Why are you setting baseurl to an empty string??? Your base url is /ntentional so it doesn’t make sense that you set it this way. Please read the instructions in _config.yml carefully
Thanks for reaching out @hamelsmu. I should have added additional info for better debugging. Originally I had used a different repo and then about a month ago changed it to another repo. I must have missed changing that setting because everything else worked fine (there were no images to display)
I however changed the name as you instructed.
I currently have baseurl in _config.yml set to:
`baseurl: “/Blogs”
Changed the value in settings.ini to:
baseurl = /Blogs
I am using  to display the image locally which renders ok. but still get the same error:
Getting back after a few days AFK, thanks for looking at this @hamelsmu, I think your second comment here was looking at a fresh pull that I had half-started to set up but then stopped. My freshly created blog repo today is here: https://github.com/morganmcg1/ntentional and is being served at www.ntentional.com
I think I have started to track down the issue;
tl;dr
I think there is an issue in how the settings.ini file (in the root folder) is created when the blog is built locally when using a custom domain with no baseurl (i.e. wanting to serve the blog at www.ntentional.com and not www.ntentional.com/blog).
However, if I am running the blog locally and add/modify a notebook, the same notebook will have an issue with the filepath to the image when I try and view the blog locally. The local notebook -> markdown process adds the incorrect baseurl to the file path
[2020-05-05 05:23:27] ERROR /ntentional/images/copied_from_nb/my_icons/fastai_logo.png not found.
settings.ini issue?
The issue appears to be when the blog is built locally, the baseurl in the settings.ini file that is created in the ROOT folder is set to the repo name and NOT what is in _action_files/settings.ini.
I think this is why the baseurl used in the local notebook->markdown process then gets set incorrectly as it then takes baseurl from settings.ini and not _action_files/settings.ini
Two questions
When writing a blog post via a notebook locally should I make sure to only commit the files in _notebooks and not the associated markdown files created in _posts?
Is this expected behaviour when using a custom url and building the blog locally?
I really appreciate the help on this, its can’t be easy being a one-person support team!
it works! thanks for all your help