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pelican.utils.get_date and the parser in general expects a string for the date field, but the frontmark reader returns a datetime.datetime object instead, ultimately causing a TypeError.
See METADATA_PROCESSORS in pelican.readers.py
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This also happens if PyYaml interprets a field as a timestamp (like slug for example) where pelican's metadata processing assume it's going to receive a string...
pelican.utils.get_date
and the parser in general expects a string for thedate
field, but the frontmark reader returns adatetime.datetime
object instead, ultimately causing a TypeError.See
METADATA_PROCESSORS
inpelican.readers.py
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: