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The article is so fast that it will be written on August 23rd and published on 14th!

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• evmar 3y ago
  Thanks, fixed.
  • voyagerfan5761 3y ago
    A lot of personal sites such as this one are built on a public repo someplace, and one is often invited to submit typo corrections etc. upon finding the source. In this case, though, my search dead-ended at code for your custom, minimalist static site generator. https://github.com/evmar/cms https://github.com/evmar/cms Date stamp is part of the metadata passed into the generator, according to https://neugierig.org/software/blog/2022/10/blog-software.html https://neugierig.org/software/blog/2022/10/blog-software.ht..., but I don't see anywhere that the Go code checks whether a post's date is in the future. Did you intend to add a post-scheduling feature but haven't gotten to it?
    • evmar 3y ago
      Wow, you are thorough! I just include the date as metadata in the post input file and typed it wrong this time. I don't have any scheduling feature, the whole thing is incredibly manual ("make" followed by "rsync" to publish). I don't publish my blog's source because it includes other things like unpublished drafts.
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