Hello everyone, I am currently seeking guidance on how to reduce my commit size when pushing changes to my github io site.
In order to host the Hugo files on my github.io site I have two repositories:
- One to hold all the files associated with my site
- And the user.github.io repository that holds the build files associated with my site
Now when I am making a change to the repo with all the files (eg adding a blog post or tweaking something), I then have to run hugo -d into my github io repository.
When running hugo -d into my github io repository, it seems to build all of the files, even the ones that were not changed therefore leaving me with a massive commit.
For instance, when adding a blog post md file and running hugo -d into my github io repository my commit was: 27 changed files with with 2,017 additions and 1,929 deletions.
Now I am wondering if you can choose to only build the html for a specific file or folder that was changed or added as to reduce the overall commit changes.
Let me know, thank you!
