Closed nmenag closed 9 years ago
There is also a "published" flag... I am not sure what most Jekyll users would prefer. drafts, or the published yaml front matter flag?
I think moving back to drafts makes more sense. Makes it the proper inverse of the publish command. There could be a retract command or something similar if anyone wants that, but that is very easy to do manually. I see jekyll compose mostly as a tool for avoiding typing dates in the filenames, or having to type _awkward _underscore _dirs.
:cool: :+1:
equal to Octopress:
New draft https://github.com/octopress/octopress#new-draft Publish draft https://github.com/octopress/octopress#publish-a-draft And unpublish post https://github.com/octopress/octopress#unpublish-a-post
That's probably a pretty good thing? This is supposed to be lighter-weight, and doesn't add any artifacts to your project.
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would be good implement the command unpublish for the posts, for a post and convert it into a draft.