With the removal of the Rakefile, there's no way to do this currently.
As a reversal of the old behavior of rake rp_logs:new, since this is meant to only be run in an existing Jekyll site, it should perhaps check for the existence of certain Jekyll-related files, and warn the user if they may have run it in the wrong place. _config.yml? _sass/?
With the removal of the Rakefile, there's no way to do this currently.
As a reversal of the old behavior of
rake rp_logs:new, since this is meant to only be run in an existing Jekyll site, it should perhaps check for the existence of certain Jekyll-related files, and warn the user if they may have run it in the wrong place._config.yml?_sass/?