People with GitHub know that the master branch is simply browsing the code and cannot open the page directly to the page, while the Gh-pages branch is the branch that is used to directly browse the source page.
The process of submitting the Master branch to the Gh-pages branch and then submitting it again after each modification is obviously tedious.
Of course, you can use git rebase command to simplify the operation. But there's a better way to sync branches automatically.
Open the root directory of the GitHub project file, and find. Git folder (folder default is hidden, you can open hidden file in Control Panel-"folder visible)
and find. git/config this file.
Add the following two lines of code to the file:
Push = +refs/heads/master:refs/heads/gh-pages
Push = +refs/heads/master:refs/heads/master
As shown in the following illustration:
Then GIT push Origin master tries to sync up to the Gh-pages branch.