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By biggest gripe with Hugo is it doesn't bubble up where problems are. I posted this last year: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/12693#issuecomment-2263
by nickjj 1y ago
By biggest gripe with Hugo is it doesn't bubble up where problems are.
I posted this last year: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/12693#issuecomment-2263412558 https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/12693#issuecomment-2...
It makes troubleshooting really tedious.
As for updating versions safely, I highly encourage anyone to write a little tooling to build your site with version A and version B into different directories and then diff them to make sure nothing unexpected changed.
That is something I documented in a very long post where I went over converting my 500+ post Jekyll site to Hugo at https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/converting-my-500-page-blog-from-jekyll-to-hugo https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/converting-my-500-page-blog-f.... If you search the page for "Updating Hugo Versions" you'll find the section.
- privatelypublic 1y agoDid you also do wordpress to jekyll and/or hugo? If so, huge thanks!
- nickjj 1y agoNope, I started with Jekyll sorry. I have worked with WordPress in the past but not for my site.
- nunez 1y agoNot OP. I did, though I don't think I wrote how. I had to convert everything to Markdown, fix a whole slew of Wordpress-isms in the Markdown it produced and convert Wordpress image references to inline functions. I ended up writing my own partial for handling images, though I don't remember why I did this anymore. It was a massive pain the rear, and I'm so glad it's behind me. Never again, unless I'm getting paid for it!