How can I use a non-master branch for the User Github pages

The Github pages are good, but it requires static files to show up on the branch master

. This is problematic for me because I intend to generate blog post files from source, and I like this code in the main. The Github page for the project uses a branch gh-pages

. Is there some way I can tell github to use this branch for user repo pages?

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There is no way to do this as the required branch names are hardcoded into the Github page implementation. One thing you can do is create a project page and treat it like a custom page, which works even better if you've set up your own domain .



A simple workaround would be to create a branch with a different name and treat it as your master branch. It won't be called "master", but after all, every branch is like Git anyway, so this is just a semantic issue.

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