If a post's source file uses CRLF (a.k.a. "Windows") newlines instead of nice tidy LF ("Unix") ones, then Plerd will be prevented from publishing because it can't read the post's metadata attributes properly.
(I would often see this expressed as The "time" attribute is not in W3C format. in plerdall error message or as a plerdwatcher log entry.)
Plerd should either accept CRLFs, or fail with a more appropriate error message.
If a post's source file uses CRLF (a.k.a. "Windows") newlines instead of nice tidy LF ("Unix") ones, then Plerd will be prevented from publishing because it can't read the post's metadata attributes properly.
(I would often see this expressed as The "time" attribute is not in W3C format. in plerdall error message or as a plerdwatcher log entry.)
Plerd should either accept CRLFs, or fail with a more appropriate error message.