+ [2016-09-14T01:15:21Z] jekyllrb Title: agrc.github.io/load_envs.rb at enviroments · agrc/agrc.github.io · GitHub (at github.com)
+ [2016-09-14T01:15:48Z] steveoh i'm not sure my plugin is being run
+ [2016-09-14T01:16:13Z] steveoh but i'm following option 1 for installing a plugin from the jekyll docs site
+ [2016-09-14T01:19:58Z] steveoh does anyone see anything i am doing wrong or missing?
+ [2016-09-14T01:27:10Z] steveoh turns out i was referencing the things with the config prefix duh

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Posted by steveoh in #jekyll at 2016-09-14T01:15:19Z

hello folks. i'm trying to use a plugin for jekyll for the first time and I'm having a host of issues. https://github.com/agrc/agrc.github.io/blob/enviroments/_plugins/load_envs.rb is the plugin. I'm trying to read env variables from netlify.com. They are always empty.
+ [2016-09-16T08:58:07Z] jpoth morning guys ! Maybe someone can help me out... How do you deal with the url parameter in the _config.yml file in dev vs prod ? Is there some sort of if statement we can put in there ?
+ [2016-09-16T09:23:43Z] spinningarrow Hmm, I didn't put the url parameter at all - seems to work just fine
+ [2016-09-16T09:32:35Z] jpoth spinningarrow: seems like the content generated depends on the url parameter no? Like if I build using jekyll serve the http server will be hosted at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
+ [2016-09-16T09:33:15Z] jpoth which is different from the production url defined in the config file hence problems no ?
+ [2016-09-16T09:33:39Z] jpoth when I define url: "http://127.0.0.1:4000/" eveyrthing works fine