I've managed to push files to the master branch of my repo as well as a second branch called gh-pages
. When I launch mysite.github.io
it shows the contents of the master branch. Is there a way to redirect it to gh-pages
instead?
I'm doing this from the Mac terminal.
You need first to perform a "git fetch" or a "git pull" so that your clone is up-to-date with the server. You should then see the branch as a remote branch "remotes/origin/gh-pages" with the command "git branch --all".
Scroll down a bit, there is GitHub Pages settings. Try to select different source from "Select source" dropdown/combobox and save. Then change it again into gh-pages branch and don't forget to save.
It sounds like you're confusing User / Organization pages with Project pages.
User / Organization pages live in a specially named repository called username.github.io
, and publish from the master
branch. They can be browsed at http://username.github.io
.
Project pages can be part of any repository, and are published from the special gh-pages
branch. They can be browsed at http://username.github.io/project-name
.
If you want to have a project page, make sure that your repository is not named after your GitHub user name. If you want your project to be available at http://username.github.io
, you must have a User / Organization Page, which must publish from the master
branch.
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