Open timmyomahony opened 10 years ago
I've got the same issue but removing the 2nd argument doesn't solve it. I get this:
.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby_executable_hooks:15: stack level too deep (SystemStackError)
Thanks for reporting. I've been on vacation and am trying to catch up with all my obligations. I'll start looking into this shortly.
If you find a solution, a PR would be greatly appreciated and welcomed. :smiley: I'll even send you a rockin' loon sticker.
I will try to help but I'm not good with ruby at all :(
No worries. If not, I'll get to it eventually. I just need to dig myself out of the land of 1,000,000,000 emails first.
Changing this line in jekyll-pageless-redirects
:
@site.static_files << Jekyll::PagelessRedirectFile.new(@site, @site.dest, alias_index_path.split('/')[0, sections].join('/'), '')
to this:
@site.static_files << Jekyll::PagelessRedirectFile.new(@site, @site.dest, alias_index_path.split('/')[1, sections + 1].join('/'), '')
fixed the stack level too deep
error for me.
Any update on this issue? I have the same "wrong number of arguments (2 for 1) (ArgumentError)" as @timmyomahony
I can't remember how I fixed the number of arguments, but the changes I made in my pull request fixed all the issues for me.
https://github.com/nquinlan/jekyll-pageless-redirects/pull/7
Thanks @dcac -- I'm using the code in your PR and the error is gone. However none of the redirect stubs are being created in the _site folder. I might have a different issue that's causing this behavior. I've tried both ._redirects.yml and _redirects.json
Odd, I'm using _redirects.yml, and it's working well for me.
Is it even creating any of the directories that match your old structure/locations?
No -- none of the folders are being created in the _site folder. Do you have a public repo that I can take a look at to see if there is something else I have misconfigured?
This is using it: https://github.com/dcac/dcac.github.io
Thanks for your help @dcac -- I was not formating my yml file correctly.
I was trying: initial-page : /destination-page
Your file, and what is working for me as well, looks like: /initial-page/index.html : /destination-page/index.html
Ah, yes. Glad to help!
I was getting an error when trying to build my jekyll site:
When I added a traceback with
jekyll build -t
I was seeing the more detailed error:The problem seemed to be stemming from the following line in
jekyll-pageless-redirects
:where
YAML.load_file
is passing two arguments instead of one. I'm not sure if it's down to my version ofpsych
(2.0.5) but changing the line to:has fixed the issue for me