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I've yet to try it but that's the downside that would slightly annoy me. Probably not enough to turn me off of it, but maybe. Would post-commit hooks and some k

I've yet to try it but that's the downside that would slightly annoy me. Probably not enough to turn me off of it, but maybe. Would post-commit hooks and some kind of automation make it easier?

Zikes 11y ago
Hugo has an option built-in to watch the directory and rebuild pages automatically. It can also reload the browser automatically using the optional LiveReload plugin: http://gohugo.io/overview/usage/ http://gohugo.io/overview/usage/
- wuschel 11y ago
  Interesting. In general: What would be the best approach towards having a part of the website static (main part), and only the blog/press part being regenerated? Does Hugo/Pelican/Jekyll/Hakyll etc handle this kind of functionality? As an alternative, what would be a good light weight CMS these days (ideally in Python)?
- acchan 11y ago
  Pelican does too. Just use 'make regenerate' instead of 'make publish': http://docs.getpelican.com/en/3.6.3/publish.html#make http://docs.getpelican.com/en/3.6.3/publish.html#make