Open teythoon opened 5 months ago
On my system, git is configured to verify OpenPGP signatures when listing commits. This makes jekyll-last-modified-at fail to parse the modification time, returning 0, or 1970 as a result. Fortunately, the fix is simple, add --no-show-signature:
--no-show-signature
$ git config --get log.showsignature true $ git log -n 1 --format="%ct" -- _software/01-software.md | cat gpg: Signature made Tue Jun 25 16:33:02 2024 +02:00 gpg: using EDDSA key D1FE45FB978F6B65C4C0B9AA686F55B4AB2B3386 gpg: Good signature from "Justus Winter (Code Signing Key) <justus@sequoia-pgp.org>" [full] gpg: "Justus Winter (Code Signing Key) <justus@pep-project.org>" 1719325976 $ git log -n 1 --no-show-signature --format="%ct" -- _software/01-software.md | cat 1719325976
Sticking that in last_modified_at_unix fixes the problem for me.
last_modified_at_unix
On my system, git is configured to verify OpenPGP signatures when listing commits. This makes jekyll-last-modified-at fail to parse the modification time, returning 0, or 1970 as a result. Fortunately, the fix is simple, add
--no-show-signature
:Sticking that in
last_modified_at_unix
fixes the problem for me.