Question
Best Workflow for Yeoman generated Jekyll Site using Grunt and Git
- Posted on April 12, 2014
Asked by daniel607092
I’ve set up a Repo under my “home/user” Directory and i use git remote to push the local copy of my jekyll site. I then use a post-receive hook to trigger “jekyll build” into public_html. It is working fine so far.
Because im using Grunt.js on my local machine i am wondering if it wouldnt be easier to install the needed dependencies on my vps and then trigger “grunt build”. But how can i keep the node_modules for grunt etc. out of version control ?
How do you handle that ?
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I think the simplest solution would be to just add them to the .gitgnore file. GitHub has a suggested .gitignore file for Yeoman projects: <br> <br>https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Yeoman.gitignore