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[parisni]

So far, if one of the md file of my doc is modified, all the html files get modified, resulting in a large commit. Apprently the modification are essentialy random newlines.

Is there a way to avoid modifiyng every files when only in order not to flood commits when doc is modified ?

Thanks

[timvink]

This might be an issue with you git configuration. Are you on windows? Could be windows newlines being replaced by Unix newlines.

Also, you probably don't need to have generated artifacts like HTML under version control. You could .gitignore them as you can always rebuild them.

[parisni]

I'm on linux

In my use case, I publish the doc from master/docs folder.

On Thu Dec 9, 2021 at 12:30 AM CET, Tim Vink wrote:

This might be an issue with you git configuration. Are you on windows? Could be windows newlines being replaced by Unix newlines.

Also, you probably don't need to have generated artifacts like HTML under version control. You could .gitignore them as you can always rebuild them.

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[oprypin]

I haven't observed that this type of issue exists. I only saw that sitemap.xml.gz changes every time. So, you'd have to provide some particular site as a reproducible example. It could be a particular theme or plugin causing it. But I cannot guess it.

[leonardehrenfried]

@oprypin The changing of the sitemap.xml.gz is a little strange.

Is there a way to disable the generation of the gzipped sitemap?

[oprypin]

Yes

[leonardehrenfried]

And would you be so kind and tell me how? I cannot find anything on https://www.mkdocs.org/user-guide/configuration/