5. Commit and push the changes. Github actions will take care of the rest, publishing your notes using MkDocs, with the Material theme.
I'm not sure what I have to do here. I've pushed the changes (added a "Test Doc" to the /docs folder in Obsidian), which are showing up on my GH desktop app, but not in the GH web browser repo.
6. Go to Settings > Pages and select the select the Source as your gh-pages branch.
No idea what this means. Settings in my account, in the repo?
Once all is done, I'm not sure where I'm supposed to find this published site on the web? What's the web address? Is one automatically generated through GH?
bpdoto
commented
2 years ago
At this point I am lost:
5. Commit and push the changes. Github actions will take care of the rest, publishing your notes using MkDocs, with the Material theme.
I'm not sure what I have to do here. I've pushed the changes (added a "Test Doc" to the /docs folder in Obsidian), which are showing up on my GH desktop app, but not in the GH web browser repo.
6. Go to Settings > Pages and select the select the Source as your gh-pages branch.
No idea what this means. Settings in my account, in the repo?
Once all is done, I'm not sure where I'm supposed to find this published site on the web? What's the web address? Is one automatically generated through GH?