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   * **master**, for markup sources and configuration. This branch can be named anything you choose, however **master** is a general standard used in Jekyll blogs.
   * **gh-pages**, for the generated static content produced by Travis CI. This branch is the username.github.io GitHub Pages domain, which is created automatically for you when the Travis CI job runs.
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  -== Configuring the Repository for Publishing
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  -The goal of this procedure set is to configure a Travis CI job to listen for commits on the _master_ branch, automatically run the Jekyll build, and push the generated content to the _gh-pages_ branch.
positive.code: . Find the Jekyll repository, and turn on the switch.
  . Click on repository settings (next to the switch) and enable “Build only if .travis.yml is present.”
  
  === 4. Generate a GitHub Personal Access Token
  
  Once the repository is activated in Travis, you need a GitHub token to pass into the Travis keytool.
  
  
negative.code: The Jekyll AsciiDoc Quickstart project is a leg-up in starting your own website hosted on Github with content based in AsciiDoc.  This project combines the power of AsciiDoc with a beautiful CSS framework ontop of Github's existing publishing infrastructure.
  
  = Directions
  
  The goal of this procedure set is to configure a Travis CI job to listen for commits on the _master_ branch, automatically run the Jekyll build, and push the generated content to the _gh-pages_ branch.
  
  === 1. Install Minimum Jekyll Requirements
  
  