We're using the jekyll_picture_tag plugin to generate webp images for our sites. With the addition of jekyll-polyglot this has broken. Jekyll_picture_tag places the generated images inside the assets/images of the output site folder as the site is building. When the site build ends, it appears that jekyll-polylgot is removing all of these generated images and simply replacing the folder assets/images folder that exists in the base of the repo.
Any ideas how we can stop this happening?
As a work-around I've had to set the output folder for generated images to a folder at the root of the repo (outside of the build folder). This then gets copied in as expected.
Hi @untra ,
We're using the jekyll_picture_tag plugin to generate webp images for our sites. With the addition of
jekyll-polyglot
this has broken. Jekyll_picture_tag places the generated images inside theassets/images
of the output site folder as the site is building. When the site build ends, it appears that jekyll-polylgot is removing all of these generated images and simply replacing the folder assets/images folder that exists in the base of the repo.Any ideas how we can stop this happening?
As a work-around I've had to set the output folder for generated images to a folder at the root of the repo (outside of the build folder). This then gets copied in as expected.