Ever wanted to check in your build artifacts into a build-specific branch?
I used to do that to deploy my Github pages (demo in my git history).
I had a git submodule in my website repo that pointed at a specific branch of my website repo.
I’d dump my built css/js/html into the subrepo and push it to deploy.
This workflow let me get my static site online without messing with CI or figuring out Jekyll.
Here’s how you can use that workflow too (though you probably shouldn’t):
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Ever wanted to check in your build artifacts into a build-specific branch? I used to do that to deploy my Github pages ( demo in my git history ). I had a git submodule in my website repo that pointed at a specific branch of my website repo. I’d dump my built css/js/html into the subrepo and push it to deploy. This workflow let me get my static site online without messing with CI or figuring…
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