SEO: canonical URL and deps: Update lume and reload cache

[mskian]

• canonical URL in the header it applies to all pages/posts

using url filter - https://lume.land/plugins/url/
testing on my lume sites no issues

<link rel="canonical" href="{{ url |> url(true) }}">

[mskian]

still some realtime test are pending

[mskian]

Tested it working well

<link rel="canonical" href="{{ url |> url(true) }}">

[mskian]

• Update lume
• Reload cache

"reload": "echo \"import 'lume/cli.ts'\" | deno run --reload --unstable -A -",

RUN: deno task reload

[oscarotero]

Thanks!
Why do you need to reload cache? I think this task is not needed.

[mskian]

Thanks!
Why do you need to reload cache? I think this task is not needed.

sometime it cached the module data
it's helps us to get fresh one while upgrading the lume or adding new plugin

it's optional command
we can use it when needed

personally i am using this

[oscarotero]

Hmm, but when Lume is updated, the url of Lume and all plugins is changed, so we don't need to force the reload.
I guess you're importing some modules from the same URL but the data may change, right?

In this case, I wouldn't include this task here, because it's a task that you have to specify in your deno.json file.

[mskian]

Hmm, but when Lume is updated, the url of Lume and all plugins is changed, so we don't need to force the reload. I guess you're importing some modules from the same URL but the data may change, right?

In this case, I wouldn't include this task here, because it's a task that you have to specify in your deno.json file.

for now, I removed that option it's just an optional command for re-create the lock file/reloading the packages

I follow this command from here 😅 lumeland/lume#330

[oscarotero]

Ah, got it.
Yep, maybe deno task lume upgrade should remove the lock file so it's regenerated from scratch. This is one of the reasons why I have "lock": false in my deno.json file :)

Thanks!