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	I'll cover both.		I'll cover both.

	===Manually Create Branch===		===Option 1: Manually Create Branch===

	You want to create the gh-pages branch. Assuming you've already cloned the project, check out the gh-pages branch for the first time as an orphan branch (i.e., totally empty):		You want to create the gh-pages branch. Assuming you've already cloned the project, check out the gh-pages branch for the first time as an orphan branch (i.e., totally empty):

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	Now your site at <code>http://username.github.io/projectname</code> should be empty and ready for Octopress.		Now your site at <code>http://username.github.io/projectname</code> should be empty and ready for Octopress.

	===Create Branch with Rake===		===Option 2: Create Branch with Rake===

	If you pass a project repository instead of a username.github.io repository, the rake file will know to create a gh-pages branch for the project. To do this, clone your project repository and run the following command in it:		If you pass a project repository instead of a username.github.io repository, the rake file will know to create a gh-pages branch for the project. To do this, clone your project repository and run the following command in it:

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	'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[Octopress/Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle\|the Octopress user page instructions]] for how to do that'''		'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you aren't using the right ruby, or because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[Octopress/Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle\|the Octopress user page instructions]] for how to do that'''

	Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:		Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:

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	'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle]] for ~~instructions~~'''		'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[Octopress/Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle\|the Octopress user page instructions]] for how to do that'''

	Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:		Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:

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Create Branch with Rake

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	'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[~~http://charlesmartinreid.com/wiki/Octopress/~~Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle]] for instructions'''		'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle]] for instructions'''

	Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:		Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:

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	bundle exec rake setup_github_pages		bundle exec rake setup_github_pages
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			'''DON'T FORGET! If the above command doesn't work, it's probably because you didn't install the Octopress bundle! See [[http://charlesmartinreid.com/wiki/Octopress/Octopress_with_Github_Personal_Pages#Getting_the_Octopress_Gem_Bundle]] for instructions'''

	Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:		Then you can create/edit/delete posts and do other things. When you're all done and ready to make the static content, you run:

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Manually Create Branch

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	<pre>		<pre>
			git add .
	git commit -am "init commit"		git commit -am "init commit"
	git push origin gh-pages		git push origin gh-pages
	</pre>		</pre>

	Now ~~you can visit~~ your site at <code>http://username.github.io/projectname</code> and ~~see the live content~~.		Now your site at <code>http://username.github.io/projectname</code> should be empty and ready for Octopress.

	===Create Branch with Rake===		===Create Branch with Rake===

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Create Branch with Rake

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	which deploys it to the right branch of the right repository.		which deploys it to the right branch of the right repository.

			===Other stupid stuff you have to do===

			I don't know why you have to do this, but just do it (see http://octopress.org/docs/deploying/github/):

			<pre>
			git remote add origin (your repo url)
			# set your new origin as the default branch (whatever that means)
			git config branch.master.remote origin
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