+ [2013-12-01T22:24:07Z] jaybe nickoe, basically, i'm dumping the entirety of {{ page }} and {{ site }} respectively... which show/provide *all* defined variables.
+ [2013-12-01T22:24:39Z] nickoe that is usefull
+ [2013-12-01T22:24:51Z] jaybe nickoe, in the example i provided via url, obviously, i am formatting them quite lovingly - along with syntax highlighting, indentation, and grouping sub-hashes, etc. point is the same though - you can design 'debugging' to show what's defined.
+ [2013-12-01T22:26:09Z] jaybe in the easiest, purest sense, you could simply include the following on a page/include/template: {{ page }} {{ site }}
+ [2013-12-01T22:26:17Z] jaybe ... and get the same data, just not as sexy as mine :)

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Posted by derrzzaa in #jekyll at 2013-12-01T15:37:12Z

there's an exclude: command for the conf file, for which i put 'exclude: node_modules'. this didn't work though
+ [2013-12-02T00:01:04Z] osxorgate can i combine build and serve in 1 command? right now i have 2 terminals, one with build --watch and one with serve --watch
+ [2013-12-02T00:46:08Z] dmison osxorgate: "jekyll serve -w" should build when changes are detected AFAIK
+ [2013-12-02T00:46:57Z] dmison well, template and content changes at least I think, not config
+ [2013-12-02T00:47:51Z] osxorgate i see, thanks
+ [2013-12-02T05:12:54Z] datapolitical quick jekyll routing question