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Ah thanks! Sorry about not doing a good job searching before I asked. I do have one more question though, when defining the values, are they relative to the project or do I need to specify the full path? If I specify the full path, moving the project elsewhere would become a burden and it doesn't seem to work if I try For example: {
"folders":
[
{
"follow_symlinks": true,
"path": "."
}
],
"settings":
{
"Jekyll":
{
"posts_path": "_posts",
"drafts_path": "_drafts"
}
}
} |
Glad that helped, @allejo . The current implementation requires a full path for those dict keys, which is a pain if you plan to move your projects around a lot (or share them across machines). I'm hoping to release v2.2.0 soon which will optionally allow Sublime to "find" the correct folder in your Jekyll project automatically, without specifying a path in either the User or Project settings. Stay tuned! |
Thanks for the clarification! Yea, I share a project among different machines so I look forward to v2.2.0! |
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In the README, it says that I can have per-project settings since I'm maintaining multiple Jekyll sites but how do I do that? The README says to "make sure you add your Jekyll settings correctly" but I'm not sure how that works. Do I add a separate file to my Jekyll site where it'll have the settings for this plug-in or does it read the _config.yml?
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