In Jekyll v3.0, all collection documents (and posts, which became collection documents in the "posts" collection) migrated to using {{ layout }} for any metadata defined in a layout. In v3.1, after spotting that we forgot pages (d'oh!), we migrated to using {{ layout }} for any metadata defined in a layout for pages as well. This latter migration seems to have broken Jekyll Bootstrap.
This PR migrates to using {{ layout.theme.name }} if it exists, and falls back to {{ page.theme.name }} if one exists. Does this seem like an acceptable fix? Thanks!
Hey, @plusjade & co!
This PR fixes #295 and #290, originally reported to the Jekyll team as https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/4450.
In Jekyll v3.0, all collection documents (and posts, which became collection documents in the "posts" collection) migrated to using
{{ layout }}for any metadata defined in a layout. In v3.1, after spotting that we forgot pages (d'oh!), we migrated to using{{ layout }}for any metadata defined in a layout for pages as well. This latter migration seems to have broken Jekyll Bootstrap.This PR migrates to using
{{ layout.theme.name }}if it exists, and falls back to{{ page.theme.name }}if one exists. Does this seem like an acceptable fix? Thanks!