Dependencies: upgrade to toml 0.2.0

[jekyllbot]

Fix #6540

Dependencies: upgrade to toml 0.2.0

[ghost]

0.2.0 or 0.4.0? 😄

[DirtyF]

@pup Jekyllbot opened an issue for 0.2.0 but I noticed afterwards that latest version was 0.4.0 😄

[DirtyF]

I should have trusted @jekyllbot: latest gem is 0.2 but latest release of TOML is 0.4

[ghost]

yeah, it seems to be a pre-release:

[DirtyF]

@jekyllbot: merge +dev

[rwxrob]

Sorry if I missed it in the docs but is this thread related to TOML support in Frontmatter? If so WAHOOO, uhuem, and I would love to update the docs. If I had my way I would make TOML supported in everything (after all it is a Tom invention, like Jekyll itself, and ironically is supported in Hugo and no Jekyll, right?)

[parkr]

Sorry if I missed it in the docs but is this thread related to TOML support in Frontmatter? If so WAHOOO, uhuem, and I would love to update the docs. If I had my way I would make TOML supported in everything (after all it is a Tom invention, like Jekyll itself, and ironically is supported in Hugo and no Jekyll, right?)

Hey @robmuh! TOML is only supported for your configuration file, e.g. _config.toml. TOML has so-so support in Ruby (this gem, really, and I don't believe it's currently maintained), whereas it has excellent support in Go (the language Hugo is written in). That explains the difference in support. In an effort to not confuse folks, I'd be a proponent of just using 1 configuration spec here, and YAML is much better supported in Ruby.

[rwxrob]

Have to say I completely agree with your conclusion. Just wanted to be sure I didn't miss something. I must confess after reading about this Hugo embedded in AWS Lambda approach, which I am not sure is possible with Jekyll, that the scale tipped toward Hugo for me. Thanks for the info.