I am really confused as to how to deploy hugo with Github

I get GitHub pages up and running with no problem, using my “public” folder as a repository, the same as a poster suggested at the top of the thread.

The problem is that I also want to track my source files, so I have to have TWO repositories, one for the static output and one for the hugo source. I know Jekyll gets built automatically on GitHub Pages, but I don’t really want to switch over from Hugo, as Hugo has a nicer toolchain to work with locally.

Is there any way to convert Hugo source to Jekyll, or get Hugo built automatically?

hey @sjardim
I have a problem for automated deployment by linking github.com to netlify.
I could deploy my site from cli using netlify deploy,
but while using automated deploy, I used the configuration as,
Repository https://github.com/digspinat/hugo_kube_aarjan
Branch master
Build command hugo -v
Publish directory public/
But, it could not find the anything into the public directory, like index.html and all other files.

More:
I have used kube theme. I had used the default example config of the theme, where there was not need to make different layouts for individual pages.