* 'frontmatter-defaults' of git://github.com/maul-esel/jekyll:
move self.type to convertible
oops, fix minor indentation quirk
document frontmatter defaults precedence
adjust frontmatter defaults precedence handling
change cucumber feature to test for precedence too
fix frontmatter defaults for custom paths
more robust cucumber features
fix slash handling for paths
move cucumber features to own file
fix minor docs quirk
improve path checking, now using Pathname instead of regex
Add site documentation for the new feature
add inline code docs
improve validation code
fix for Ruby 1.8
Add basic cucumber features for frontmatter defaults
Retrieve frontmatter defaults when retrieved internally
make frontmatter defaults available to liquid
add a class `FrontmatterDefaults` for handling of frontmatter defaults
Add a method to retrieve type to post, page and draft
Conflicts:
lib/jekyll.rb
lib/jekyll/convertible.rb
lib/jekyll/core_ext.rb
lib/jekyll/page.rb
lib/jekyll/post.rb
I keep all my ideas for blog posts as drafts in my draft folder. However I'm
only really working on a couple at once. This let's me mark drafts that I'm
not working on right now as unpublished so they don't clutter the site while
I'm checking on the other drafts.
- Update default markdown converter in docs for configuration
- Update tests so they are in line with Kramdown output
- Add deprecation message to when config is built
Since the highlighter configuration option should default to pygments,
we don't have to explicitly set it in the step testing the output with
pygments.
By setting the `highlighter` setting to `rouge` you can now easily
highlight your code with it instead of relying on Pygments. However,
Jekyll doesn't depend on Rouge explicitly, you will need to install it
or add it to your Gemfile.
The documentation has been updated accordingly.
Previously, the assertion made wasn't enough to check whether the code
block was correctly parsed through Pygments (and it was not the case).
This commit simply ensure there is a div with the "highlight" class and
fix the test to correctly invoke the Liquid tag rendering.
The Page#path or Post#path can be overriden by by a frontmatter
setting. This causes path-based frontmatter default detection to
fail. Add test to demonstrate this and fix it.
Martin Charles
Parker Moore
Matt Rogers
maul.esel
Marcus Stollsteimer
Daniel Schauenberg
Slava Pavlutin
Anthony Smith
Robin Dupret
Aidan Feldman
Jens Nazarenus
Matthew Iversen
Greg Karékinian
Anatol Broder