Answer by Kleber Germano for Deploying Jekyll to Github Pages
Despite of GitHub pages build automatically you could deploy only the static files to the branch gh-pages, the main purpose of do something like this is to run third party plugins; todo so, I created a...
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Your workflow should be to work in a development or feature branch, then push ONLY the built files to your master branch for them to be served by Github Pages.To do this:Start in your development...
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You do not want to make any changes to the files in the folder _site. _site is were Jekyll saves the static html pages it generates. They will be automatically overwritten the next time the Jekyll...
View ArticleAnswer by yegor256 for Deploying Jekyll to Github Pages
Try my jgd gem. All you need to do is to install it and run:gem install jgdjgdDone! Your site is built and deployed to gh-pages. Also jgd perfectly integrates with travis-ci or any other CI server.This...
View ArticleAnswer by Aniket for Deploying Jekyll to Github Pages
What you wish to do is very similar to how Octopress works. Let me explain to you how you can do something like this.You wish to deploy the data which is present in _site to the branch gh-pages. So,...
View ArticleAnswer by mattr- for Deploying Jekyll to Github Pages
Your workflow does not sound correct based on the details in your question.If you have pushed your Jekyll-based site to a username.github.io repository, then you do not need a gh-pages branch. A...
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I have built a site locally with Jekyll, and have pushed it to a new master repo (username.github.com) and the site works great yay. My question is, how do I move just the deployable part, the _site...
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