+ [2013-05-28T17:56:40Z] texasmynsted1 So to manage the site in git, I suppose one clones octopress, then adds their own remote for tracking local changes?
+ [2013-05-28T17:58:19Z] parkr yeah clone octopress and add your own "origin" remote to your github repo (for the source only) then add an "heroku" remote to push to heroku

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Posted by texasmynsted in #octopress at 2013-05-28T01:39:50Z

you saw these right? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12179834/git-workflow-with-octopress-on-heroku http://jasongarber.com/blog/2012/01/10/deploying-octopress-to-heroku-with-a-custom-buildpack http://joshuawood.net/how-to-deploy-jekyll-slash-octopress-to-heroku/
+ [2013-05-30T05:19:36Z] jaysche Hey gang, I was wondering if someone could assist me with setting up Octopress through Github pages
+ [2013-05-30T19:49:35Z] makerbrakr hi, cna anyone point me to a good resource to deploying octopress to an already existing rails app?
+ [2013-05-30T19:57:08Z] makerbrakr right now, I have an existing rails app, and it has a symbolic link to octopress/blog, but my image links aren't showing up properly
+ [2013-05-30T19:57:40Z] makerbrakr they aren't using relative paths, and was wondering if there was an easy way to fix it rather than going through everything