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Yeah, but... surely, when you were iterating on a post, you were running Jekyll with --limit_posts or doing an incremental build? I agree, it's a nuisance that
by BaseballPhysics 3y ago
Yeah, but... surely, when you were iterating on a post, you were running Jekyll with --limit_posts or doing an incremental build?
I agree, it's a nuisance that a full build can take a while (my own site, which has almost 600 posts plus a bunch of other random pages, takes at least 30 seconds for a full build, if memory serves), but it's hardly a dealbreaker.
- jmmv 3y agoNo because if I remember correctly, setting a limit on posts would break the build due to unresolved post cross-references.
- BaseballPhysics 3y agoYou mean links to other posts? So what? Check those in one final full build pass before publishing if it's a concern.
- jmmv 3y agoLinks to other posts, yes. The build just breaks if you link to a previous post that’s outside of the “limit posts” horizon.
- BaseballPhysics 3y agoBreaks? How? Jekyll doesn't enforce or validate links between posts. I know this because I build my site with --limit_posts all the time (it's literally part of my build pipeline due to the way I handle webmentions). Is there some plugin you were using that was blowing up?
- jmmv 3y agoIt does. Do you use post_url?