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This is basically why i will never move away from Jekyll v3 on GitHub pages. I strongly recommend noone should use Jekyll v3 on Github Pages. At very least use
by oxinabox 6y ago
This is basically why i will never move away from Jekyll v3 on GitHub pages.
I strongly recommend noone should use Jekyll v3 on Github Pages.
At very least use Jekyll v4 deployed GitHub Actions.
(The autobuilding in Github pages is very limitted can't add plugins etc and it seems unlikely they will ever update much are risk breaking things https://github.com/github/pages-gem/issues/651#issuecomment-581069671 https://github.com/github/pages-gem/issues/651#issuecomment-...).
But moving my blog to some better platform is time spent on moving it, rather than working on my blog.
I could be better spending that time to write post.
Or even to tweak around with the CSS.
Time spent moving tools is just never going to pay-off the initial down-payment.
Jekyll v3 sucks, but not enough.
its a blog, not a complex website, I don't need things I like.