I installed the latest version compatible with Jekyll 4. It seems to run fine, fetching webmentions and saving them in the .cache directory. The only problem is that the {% webmentions %} tag doesn't insert anything into my templates. Neither with normal builds or with the serve tag.
Perhaps worth mentioning is that with every build the terminal shows:
Conflict: The following destination is shared by multiple files.
The written file may end up with unexpected contents.
/Users/[ project dir ]/_site/js/JekyllWebmentionIO.js
- /Users/[ project dir ]/js/JekyllWebmentionIO.js
- /var/folders/m5/4cszbc8n2gz53r4jl20xk7z80000gn/T/d20211113-28747-wenpjq/js/JekyllWebmentionIO.js
But I suspect that that's unrelated.
For posts with the {% webmentions %} tag, the terminal seems to show nothing relevant. Nothing is added to the post's HTML. I tried adding the {% webmentions %} tag to an archive page. Upon build with debug set to true, the terminal shows the template to be used, preceded by the line: [jekyll-webmention_io] Webmentions template: But the HTML created doesn't have the <div class="webmentions">.
I installed the latest version compatible with Jekyll 4. It seems to run fine, fetching webmentions and saving them in the .cache directory. The only problem is that the
{% webmentions %}
tag doesn't insert anything into my templates. Neither with normal builds or with the serve tag.Perhaps worth mentioning is that with every build the terminal shows:
But I suspect that that's unrelated.
For posts with the
{% webmentions %}
tag, the terminal seems to show nothing relevant. Nothing is added to the post's HTML. I tried adding the{% webmentions %}
tag to an archive page. Upon build withdebug
set totrue
, the terminal shows the template to be used, preceded by the line:[jekyll-webmention_io] Webmentions template:
But the HTML created doesn't have the<div class="webmentions">
.