This is an example repo for hosting both a private repo for your own version control, along with a public GitHub Pages site (example) to provide to students. The site is rendered using Quarto via RStudio, and outputs a landing page with presentations using reveal.js

In order for this to work with 2 repos, publishing only the site/ contents to the public gh-pages repo, you have to use git subtree. This is non-trivial, and requires a bit of additional learning and effort. An alternative is to simply not have a private repo, and push everything in a public repo, building your site out of the site/ folder, or using .gitignore to only version control/push your site/ directory.

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git commit -am 'your helpful commit message here'

# set the remote for your public GitHub Pages repo, giving it a remote name of
# 'public' in this example
git remote add public https://github.com/your-username/public-site-repo.git

# initial push to the public repo, where the prefix flag only publishes items in the site folder
git subtree push --prefix=site public main

Then after any future updates:

git commit -am 'your helpful commit message here'

# push to main, private repo
git push

# push to github pages repo using the 'public' remote's main branch
# -P is equivalent to --prefix= just easier to type
git subtree push -P site public main