Bump jekyll-redirect-from to 0.6.0

[parkr]

Bumping from 0.4.0 to 0.6.0. Release notes for each version:

• v0.5.0
• v0.6.0

The full diff: jekyll/jekyll-redirect-from@v0.4.0...v0.6.0

Nothing I can identify that would be a security concern. The only new functionality:

1. Preface the URL in the HTML (doesn't affect the output directory/filename) with site.baseurl or site.github.url
2. Gives collection documents access to existing functionality (nothing new here)

/cc @gjtorikian @kansaichris @benbalter @github/security

[kansaichris]

@shawndavenport @mastahyeti for 👀 just in case you didn't get the team mention above.

[btoews]

Seems okay.

[gjtorikian]

@parkr @benbalter At your leisure could I get added to the release rights for this gem? Or could you push a new release? ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[parkr]

My leisure? Immediately. Release away!

~$ gem owner github-pages --add gjtorikian@********
Owner added successfully.
Owners for gem: github-pages
- gjtorikian@********
- ben.balter@********
- parkrmoore@********

☺️

[akoeplinger]

I just found out that my redirects are broken because of the issue I mentioned here on the PR for bumping jekyll-redirect-from to v0.5.0: #86 (comment)

@parkr It's a bit disappointing that you simply closed the other PR and made a new one without at least giving me a heads up.

[parkr]

@parkr It's a bit disappointing that you simply closed the other PR and made a new one without at least giving me a heads up.

I'm sorry – I can't manage who is depending upon which PR. You'll see that it was closed, not merged, so the changes are not reflected in the codebase.

[akoeplinger]

@parkr the issue is that the changes are now in the codebase as this PR included the 0.5.0 changes, breaking my redirects. All I was asking for was to delay this until GitHub Pages fixes the CNAME bug, sorry if I sounded a bit harsh 😄

Anyway, it's not your fault, I'll poke GitHub's support again on the status of the bug fix.

[parkr]

Sorry – I didn't realize that the problem wasn't addressed. GitHub Support should be able to help you out – I believe @azizshamim or @benbalter should be able to get this sorted for you.