+ [2013-07-21T23:54:50Z] rob__ am I right or I'm missing something?
+ [2013-07-21T23:58:10Z] pontiki although you could do that, it's out of the op toolchain
+ [2013-07-21T23:59:00Z] pontiki so with plain jekyll, if you make a post directly on github, you just need to pull it to your local
+ [2013-07-21T23:59:16Z] pontiki op requires a gen and deploy

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Posted by rob__ in #octopress at 2013-07-21T23:54:26Z

One advantage of pushing the source (i.e. when using plain jekyll) is that you can then modify or create new posts directly on github.com... and as far as I got it, this gets lost when using octopress...
+ [2013-07-22T00:04:29Z] rob__ cheers
+ [2013-07-22T00:05:59Z] rob__ that is a very good point of jekyll (being able to update the site and create posts online from github.com)... but op is much better for all the rest... still wondering how to leverage the best of the two
+ [2013-07-22T00:06:42Z] rob__ i'll try pushing the op source dir after a generate, and let github run jekyll on it... and see how it works...
+ [2013-07-22T00:07:18Z] pontiki github only runs jekyll on the master branch
+ [2013-07-22T00:08:03Z] pontiki but github will not run any jekyll plugins, either