When creating a post, it seems by default, Publii uses the title as name for the file. So for example, creating a file with the title My Best Recipes would result in the creation of my-best-recipes.html for the post.
The problem is that when I duplicate a post or change the title, it won't rename the file. So if I duplicate the previous post, but put unrelated content, for example: My Best Songs, the html file name would be my-best-recipes2.html which can be misleading.
There should be a way to update the file names once the context/title has been changed.
Feature Description
When creating a post, it seems by default, Publii uses the title as name for the file. So for example, creating a file with the title
My Best Recipes
would result in the creation ofmy-best-recipes.html
for the post.The problem is that when I duplicate a post or change the title, it won't rename the file. So if I duplicate the previous post, but put unrelated content, for example:
My Best Songs
, the html file name would bemy-best-recipes2.html
which can be misleading.There should be a way to update the file names once the context/title has been changed.