Closed DanielleQuinn closed 8 years ago
I cloned the site and built it locally using jekyll with the same results...no error messages!
So what does that mean ;-) ?? I'm happy to host the site however. There is an acadia overlay on things as well that took Remi a bit to sort with the tech services folks. If they change something, it may affect the site.
trev
On 3/30/2016 6:24 PM, Dewey Dunnington wrote:
I cloned the site and built it locally using jekyll with the same results...no error messages!
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It has 'something' to do with the Jekyll version. Github now uses Jekyll 3.0.3, and I have 2.5.3 on my machine and it build properly using the old version... just need to figure out what is getting broken by the the new version. I can't look at this for a few days though!
Strange that a new version would create this issue. My expertise (ahem google) didn't turn up much, but I am a bit of a lame duck for the layout stuff. I might also have a previous version of Jekyll on my older Surface.
not that I actually read this, but I remember this popping up on my GitHub notifications a while back http://jekyllrb.com/docs/upgrading/2-to-3/
good eye @remi-daigle ...the problem was a change in the default option for future
in the _config.yml file (see http://jekyllrb.com/docs/upgrading/2-to-3/#future-posts). The solution was to put future: true
in _config.yml
I've gone through all of the new posts and issues that have been added since the r-bar site events have stopped showing up, and checked it all out for problems with no luck
Still not appearing... if you have a chance could you take a peek? I've tried taking out punctuation that might be messing things up, shortening text, etc. and have looked into tutorials etc that might be able to point me in the right direction but I can't seem to figure out why things won't post. Hmm.
DQ