Closed Ghost-Terms closed 8 months ago
Note that you can use the option --filename-template
to replace .html
with .zip
. As a general rule, I'm not a fan of "auto-magical" behavior, but if the need really exists, I'm not against giving it some thought.
Note that you can use the option
--filename-template
to replace.html
with.zip
. As a general rule, I'm not a fan of "auto-magical" behavior, but if the need really exists, I'm not against giving it some thought.
I mean, I don't think it's "auto-magical" to save a file as the correct extension, but I'm not gonna die on that hill or anything. It's just something I noticed that might be considered undesirable behavior.
It's fixed in the latest version via the new template variable {filename-extension}
.
--compress-content --self-extracting-archive false
outputs a zip file, but it receives the extension.html
rather than.zip