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jekyll 1.4.0 seems to not care what I set "timezone:" to #1792
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Oh, and my gem list (all of which were installed specifically for jekyll):
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If you open up |
Yep!
(Note that the time in the original example correct, too. It's just shifted by the right amount to be in UTC.) |
So it's only the frustration that |
But those don't help, that's the bug. |
I have the same problem (with Jekyll 1.4.2 and Ruby 2.1.0). I've set
but a line like
converts a page or post timestamp that I entered as -0500 to being in UTC (-0000). |
This should be fixed by #1886. Could you try using the master branch in Jekyll to see if your problem is resolved? |
Works perfectly! |
When might we expect gh-pages to have the #1886 fix? It's not clear to me what fixes get onto the 1.x-stable branch or what the purpose of the gh-pages branch is. If there's some explanation of all this, please point me at it. I didn't see anything on the jekyll wiki. |
It appears #1942 has fixed this. Closing. Will release an Alpha of 2.0.0 soon with this fix. |
With a post with the front matter like:
and an index.html that renders the date as:
and a _config.yml like:
the date is always printed with "UTC" as the timezone, changing it into:
No combination of setting TZ or formatting the date differently seems to work. This is on ruby 1.8.7.
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