Request. Is it possible to allow a rebuild using the hugo command ?

[tovare]

Hi,

My images break when running hugo from the commandline, because the html-file in the contents directory is used without alterations:

<img src="#####../content/post/R_files/figure-html/pressure-1.png" width="672" />
Using blogdown::build command the image is correct:

<p><img src="figures/pressure-1.png" width="672" /></p>

It would be practical if the hugo command could be used when non-R pages are written or updated.

[yihui]

If your website contains Rmd files, you must use blogdown::build_site() to build the site. You can see from its documentation that build_site() = run the hugo command + post-process HTML files to resolve image paths that were rendered from Rmd.

Even if your website does not contain Rmd files, it is not harmful to use build_site(). So I wonder why you prefer running the hugo command by yourself.

In practice, blogdown::serve_site() is pretty much all you need to do (perhaps after setting options(servr.daemon = TRUE)).

[yihui]

Note the default behavior has been changed. The website can be built directly by Hugo after serve_site().