Posts are now be generated with a UTC time included in their filename to allow for correct time identification and also proper sorting when multiple posts exist on the same day.
The generator can be run as follows:
rails g postmarkdown:post new-post # will generate the file app/posts/{year}-{month}-{day}-{hour}{minute}{second}-new-post.markdown
rails g postmarkdown:post new-post --date=2012-12-18 # will generate the file app/posts/2012-12-18-000000-new-post.markdown
rails g postmarkdown:post new-post --date=2012-12-18-203231 # will generate the file app/posts/2012-12-18-203231-new-post.markdown
Also, I had to include some additional dependencies to be able to test the PostGenerator.
Generated posts with a filename of {year}-{month}-{day}-name.markdown (from previous postmarkdown versions) are equivalent to {year}-{month}-{day}-000000-name.markdown
Posts are now be generated with a UTC time included in their filename to allow for correct time identification and also proper sorting when multiple posts exist on the same day.
The generator can be run as follows:
Also, I had to include some additional dependencies to be able to test the
PostGenerator
.Generated posts with a filename of
{year}-{month}-{day}-name.markdown
(from previous postmarkdown versions) are equivalent to{year}-{month}-{day}-000000-name.markdown