Thank you! And one more quick question. For updating the website, would you recommend branching off of master/main and then merging main into gh-pages? Or branching of gh-pages and merging into gh-pages and then main?
So you should branch off master/main and then merge back into master/main.
Once you've merged your changes, Travis will build and export your Next.js application and then push the new HTML (out directory) onto your gh-pages branch - it uses a force push to completely overwrite the branch.
You shouldn't ever need to touch the gh-pages branch.
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Hi James!
Thank you for your prompt reply! And thank you for pointing out the main, it's a new change so I'm still getting used to it. 🤦♀️
And it worked! Thank you so much! <3
Good to hear, your website looks great!
Thank you! And one more quick question. For updating the website, would you recommend branching off of master/main and then merging main into gh-pages? Or branching of gh-pages and merging into gh-pages and then main?
So you should branch off master/main and then merge back into master/main.
Once you've merged your changes, Travis will build and export your Next.js application and then push the new HTML (
outdirectory) onto yourgh-pagesbranch - it uses a force push to completely overwrite the branch.You shouldn't ever need to touch the
gh-pagesbranch.