For my current site, I use Jekyll Assets and Webmentions and they provide the changing of the cache directory. It's handy when doing things like buildpack-based deployment on Heroku or using Docker and intermediary builds.
Having something like twitter_cache: .cache/twitter would be great.
rob-murray
commented
6 years ago
For my current site, I use Jekyll Assets and Webmentions and they provide the changing of the cache directory. It's handy when doing things like buildpack-based deployment on Heroku or using Docker and intermediary builds.
Having something like
twitter_cache: .cache/twitterwould be great.