Add repo to 18F org and set primary branch to gh-pages

[mbland]

Once this is done, http://18f.github.io/gh-pages/ should build, which will provide a nicer link from http://18f.github.io/guides/.

@shawnbot, I'll ask about getting the repo added; but since you created the repo, you could tweak the primary branch right now.

[mbland]

Actually, looks like it's already assigned to the 18F team. @shawnbot, can you enable the microsite in Settings?

[shawnbot]

I actually didn't create the repo, so I can't change the settings. Sorry! Maybe @konklone can help?

[mbland]

Huh...? The first few commits are all yours. If you didn't create it, who did?

[shawnbot]

Are you talking about the guides repo? Or the testing cookbook?

[mbland]

The Testing Cookbook. This repo. ;-)

In all fairness, I messed up the link in the initial issue. I meant to say that once this repo has the microsite enabled, http://18f.github.io/testing-cookbook would be a nicer thing to link to from the 18F Guides.

[shawnbot]

Sorry! I didn't even look at the URL of this page; I was going entirely off the URLs you posted. Not sure why http://18f.github.io/testing-cookbook/ isn't building, though...

[mbland]

I just created the gh-pages branch. Can you switch that branch to be the primary and see if that helps?

[afeld]

You need to make a new commit after creating the gh-pages branch to kick off a build, unfortunately. Just made a minor tweak, and the site "works", but there are no pages that get compiled to HTML.

[mbland]

Thanks, @afeld! I pushed a couple commits to gh-pages to fix up the generated site. Could use some style love soon, but the structure is sound!