Closed radoslavkarlik closed 5 years ago
To be honest, I'm not sure what the best route is here.. revert the caching upstream or accept this patch here...
Shipping this patch will solve the problem for Jekyll 3.8.x but.. I've already implemented caching for site.documents
as well for Jekyll 4.0
@RadoslavK Will you be able run your set up with the proposed patch here and jekyll-4.0.0.pre.alpha1
? If your local tests pass satisfactorily, this PR can be shipped, otherwise we may need to revert the caching at Jekyll itself.
This is painful, but I'd rather see us revert the caching mechanism we added to Jekyll. It doesn't make sense to me to make plugins workaround problems we've introduced in the core.
I think removing the docs_to_write
cache is the better move, but it requires a Jekyll update. I'm happy to do this as well to unblock folks.
@parkr I volunteer to provide you with assistance. Should I submit a PR to Jekyll's 3.8.stable
branch?
@RadoslavK This will be fixed upstream in Jekyll core, thanks for reporting.
Fixes the #199