Comment on Using Jekyll and GitHub Pages for Our SiteparentComments−calloc14yBut github does that part for you. You push up the raw files AND Github runs Jekyll and generates the HTML files.−mkopinsky14yCould you have this as a two stage process? Make changes to files, push to my repo, repo hook runs jeckyll, commits new static assets, and pushes to github? This does require using a central server other than github I guess, though...−pyre14yYou could make a local shell script or Makefile that pulls together those commands and then pushes to github. No need for a central server.
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But github does that part for you. You push up the raw files AND Github runs Jekyll and generates the HTML files.
Could you have this as a two stage process? Make changes to files, push to my repo, repo hook runs jeckyll, commits new static assets, and pushes to github? This does require using a central server other than github I guess, though...
You could make a local shell script or Makefile that pulls together those commands and then pushes to github. No need for a central server.