Yes. Once you have already done one commit and have your site published on github, this is what you have to do (this assumes that your generated files from buster generate are in a folder called /static/ and you are currently in that folder and currently have a local ghost instance running)
Type cd .. to get out of the static folder
Then type buster generate --domain=http://localhost:3000 to get the updated files into the static/ folder
Type cd static/ to go back into the folder
git add . to add the new files to git
git commit -m "new commit"
git push -u origin master
This will only upload the changed files to github.
Yes. Once you have already done one commit and have your site published on github, this is what you have to do (this assumes that your generated files from
buster generateare in a folder called/static/and you are currently in that folder and currently have a local ghost instance running)cd ..to get out of the static folderbuster generate --domain=http://localhost:3000to get the updated files into thestatic/foldercd static/to go back into the foldergit add .to add the new files to gitgit commit -m "new commit"git push -u origin masterThis will only upload the changed files to github.