Use Lanyon instead of rack-jekyll #1212
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Use Lanyon instead of rack-jekyll
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After CI checks passed and staging looked fine it's now in production. Please report any problems. |
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@stomar Great. I have bit of worry for maintenance status of rack-jekyll. I'm ok to replace with https://github.com/stomar/lanyon/ . |
Yep, me too. It was really an effort to get gem updates pushed to RubyGems.org. |
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Nice work! 👏 |
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@hsbt
I switched from rack-jekyll to the (new) lanyon gem.
rack-jekyll is essentially unmaintained and until a couple of weeks ago was a real mess: buggy, no tests at all, unused garbage code... After providing lots of tests and essentially nearly rewriting the whole thing, I decided to start fresh with a new gem, "Lanyon". It should work work just as good, and drops some functionality that we do not need (namely: no auto regeneration).
Note: lanyon 0.2.0 is the first gem release; versions 0.1.x belong to an unrelated yanked gem.