+ [2013-10-15T19:36:58Z] m-bright_ priodev: I ran into trouble with that yesterday. apparently the docs are for octopress 3.0 which isn't out yet. the docs just escaped into the wild somehow
+ [2013-10-15T19:37:28Z] m-bright_ if you check the source there's not support for linenos, start, end, range, or mark
+ [2013-10-15T19:42:00Z] priodev m-bright_, I did check the source, I'm asking because the change to add this is 10 months old.. I'd be surprised if it is not supposed to be released yet :-)
+ [2013-10-15T19:43:13Z] m-bright_ priodev: https://twitter.com/octopress/status/389837025706536960
+ [2013-10-15T19:44:41Z] priodev m-bright_, eeww! surprised nonetheless :P Thanks!

message no. 11806

Posted by priodev in #octopress at 2013-10-15T18:52:30Z

Hiya. I'm trying to use the ``` with linenos:false (or any other option for that matter) as documented (http://octopress.org/docs/blogging/code/) but it fails. Looking further, it seems the code for the backtick_code_block.rb in octopress/octopress.git is older than the one being used at octopress/docs.git
+ [2013-10-16T07:23:41Z] kAworu About the doc bug, why not revert it then ?
+ [2013-10-17T22:44:19Z] Peter hi – i have a jekyll site that i host with github (eg: blahblah.github.io)
+ [2013-10-17T22:44:27Z] Peter how would i make it so i could use the github pages editor to write new blog posts?
+ [2013-10-17T22:44:40Z] Peter (currently i write and push to github.)
+ [2013-10-19T10:12:32Z] aaron_ hi