+ [2016-08-19T22:17:28Z] su1ts hell, my markdown files take by far the most time
+ [2016-08-19T22:24:47Z] zero-gravitas @su1ts getting rid of includes is one easy way to speed things up
+ [2016-08-19T22:25:35Z] su1ts for now i was just using the basic includes
+ [2016-08-19T22:25:44Z] su1ts but i thought about adding more eventually
+ [2016-08-19T22:25:49Z] su1ts but i'll keep that to an minimum then

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Posted by zero-gravitas in #jekyll at 2016-08-19T21:12:36Z

./later tell su1ts In Jekyll 3.someting you can include a `--profile` argument in your build command and that will help you figure out where your build process is getting bogged down
+ [2016-08-20T00:10:14Z] su1ts oh, you meant in the config.yml
+ [2016-08-20T16:01:40Z] su1ts zero-gravitas: hi, did you mean to get rid of includes by excluding them in my config.yml?
+ [2016-08-20T16:02:49Z] zero-gravitas @su1ts No I meant by removing them from your templates, e.g. a layout that has separate includes for the header and the footer, etc. every time that layout gets called it has to pull in those includes and that adds up to more build time
+ [2016-08-20T16:03:50Z] su1ts ok thanks for clarification, i'm still unsure how to handle my templates but i'll keep that in mind, thanks :)
+ [2016-08-20T16:05:43Z] su1ts i have a site which uses all the same layout, but then i have a blog page which would need a different header, what would be my best way to go about that?