My linked GitHub project doesn't need to be built or massaged in any way

Site: https://omni-ui-mockups.netlify.app/

This site contains only HTML pages and a few .PNG images that are mockups of the pages we are creating. They are READY TO DEPLOY. I don’t need netlify to build them. I don’t need anything except for netlify to notice new or modified files I commit to the linked repository in github and publish them in my netlify project site folder. Almost all of the setup options don’t apply. So, of course, setting up my project fails. Is this too simple for your system to accept and handle? Can you please tell me how to make it work?

Thank you,
Rick

It looks like the site is currently up-and-running, could you clarify what issue you’re facing?

It threw an error when I first tried to configure continuous deployment. I had previously done a manual deployment. Now, it does not seem to be recognizing the latest changes in GitHub. Must I manually deploy again the current state of the repository? And can you tell me the exact correct settings in the Build Settings: Configuration screen, so that this will work for me? Thank you.

Thanks for clarifying. Based on the message in the build logs of the most recent failed build, you need to verify the Netlify app on GitHub:

12:38:58 PM: Error checking out repo. Please verify Netlify app installation on GitHub.

You can check out our documentation on setting on continuous deployment here:

Once you’ve successfully linked the repo, you can customize your deploys:

Build settings are specific to your framework and project structure. You can check out our docs to customize those settings for your specific project:

Thank you. I think that fixed it. You might want to post a link to the app somewhere on your site. I had a hard time finding it in GitHub.