Hi aymerick, sorry about contacting you this way, this is not an issue, it is the only way I could find to contact you aside from twitter's 140 characters.
I found your tutorial/blog post about setting up jekyll with bower and grunt however, I am a little confused. Could you let me know what I am missing?
Why do you add the .nojekyll file and include it in the _config.yml? Doesn't github need to run jekyll in order to create the _site directory structure?
If the answer is executing the Rakefile from your local machine populates the _site dir, how does that work? _site is in the .gitignore so even when you run the Rakefile > grunt build > exec:jekyll > jekyll build --trace, the destination _site contents will not be pushed.
Also, I don't understand how the vendor assets are being persisted. The directory is also in the .gitignore
Hi aymerick, sorry about contacting you this way, this is not an issue, it is the only way I could find to contact you aside from twitter's 140 characters.
I found your tutorial/blog post about setting up jekyll with bower and grunt however, I am a little confused. Could you let me know what I am missing?
Why do you add the
.nojekyllfile andincludeit in the_config.yml? Doesn't github need to run jekyll in order to create the_sitedirectory structure?If the answer is executing the
Rakefilefrom your local machine populates the_sitedir, how does that work?_siteis in the.gitignoreso even when you run the Rakefile > grunt build > exec:jekyll > jekyll build --trace, the destination_sitecontents will not be pushed.Also, I don't understand how the vendor assets are being persisted. The directory is also in the
.gitignoreThanks for the help, I really appreciate it.