This site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. I disabled the automatic building when I commit because I often make tiny commits which would cause a huge queue of build processes. To build the page I went to Cloudflare Pages, clicked on my site and reran the deployment from the canceled build which worked fine.

It is slightly annoying though to rebuild that way because I need to go to Cloudflare Pages, find my page among a lot of other stuff, find the deployments and rebuild the deployment. Instead of doing that I found that you can use a deploy hook which you then can simply send a POST request to whenever you want to build your site.

Here's how to do that! (assuming you have a site set up at Cloudflare Pages already)

• 1. In "Workers & Pages" click the title of your project.

• 2. Click "Settings".

• 3. Click "Builds and deployments".

• 4. At the bottom there should be "Deploy hooks" and a button to "Add deploy hook". Click the button.

• 5. Type a name for the deploy hook (in my case "build Tutorials") and select the branch to build, then click "Add".

• 6. After doing so you should get a link that you can copy. It's not authenticated so don't put it online or people will be able to trigger rebuilds for your site which may be annoying.

• 7. In some kind of rest client (I like the HTTPie desktop client) send a POST request to the link and it will trigger the build of your project. Now you have a simple way to trigger a build of your project without going to Cloudflare Pages.

• 8. Success! I hope it helped!