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+ [2016-03-17T05:03:28Z] sdeobald Hey folks. I have a bit of an odd question. We have a blog planet that uses planetrb (https://github.com/pote/planet.rb), which internally uses Jekyll. We rebuilt the planet from scratch recently and were forced to upgrade a few gems, which ended up causing a cascading upgrade of everything. With a tweak, we've fixed planetrb (https://github.com/pote/planet.rb/commit/28d734bc69bb6a3d9ac9713c6321636f219ef9b1) but Jekyll is
+ [2016-03-17T05:03:28Z] sdeobald now doing something weird. Whenever I run `jekyll build`, I'm seeing this:
+ [2016-03-17T05:03:28Z] jekyllrb Title: GitHub - pote/planet.rb: A feed aggregator implementation intended to be used with Octopress (at github.com)
+ [2016-03-17T05:03:47Z] sdeobald `jekyll 3.1.2 | Error: undefined method `write' for class `Jekyll::Post'`
+ [2016-03-17T05:04:58Z] sdeobald ...there's no stacktrace. Is there anyone who's been around Jekyll long enough to know where I should begin looking to fix this? I've poked around in the Jekyll code but that honestly seems like it shouldn't be necessary and I'm otherwise at a bit of a loss.