So I realize I may not be doing a best practices with how I’m using GitHub but I’m hoping there’s a possible resolution and what I want to do is possible. Here’s the thing,
on my computer I have a an fccWebDesignProjects directory and in there I have the five different projects. Similarly, I have a GitHub pages directory with a few different projects I’ve done that I want people to see without having to clone.
In each of these two directories I have two branches. For instance, in the projects directory, each of the projects has the master branch (natch) and a develop branch. The develop branch is different in that it only refers to the particular projects master branch. I did the same in GitHub pages except the branch name is different.
Here’s the issue. I wanted to tag one of the projects in GitHub pages but what happened was everything was tagged. Is it because I used the same name to do my development? Should I have used a unique name for each project?
Here’s the link to my GitHub repo
Btw, my reasoning for doing it this way was when I move to a newer computer all I have to do is one clone and everything is grouped together easier.