When processing my blog posts, sending posts to Algolia errors with record too large on a bunch of my records. Inspecting the log reveals failing records do not properly convert to HTML and are transmitting large chunks of markdown to algolia as the value of the HTML tag. Example value:
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What is your expected behavior?
Based on the documentation I would expect jekyll-algolia to translate my Markdown to HTML and then create single records for each paragraph.
I want to report a bug:
What is the current behavior?
When processing my blog posts, sending posts to Algolia errors with
record too largeon a bunch of my records. Inspecting the log reveals failing records do not properly convert to HTML and are transmitting large chunks of markdown to algolia as the value of the HTML tag. Example value:What is your expected behavior?
Based on the documentation I would expect jekyll-algolia to translate my Markdown to HTML and then create single records for each paragraph.
Git repository to reproduce the issue:
https://github.com/mzagaja/mzagaja.github.io is my blog.
Ruby version used:
Ruby 3.1.2
Jekyll version used:
jekyll 4.3.1