+ [2016-11-04T21:51:34Z] mystiiq Hi. I packed my theme into a gem. I have one small plugin also in my theme's _plugin folder, but it seems it does not get executed when I build my site.
+ [2016-11-04T21:53:12Z] allejo plugins aren't supported by themes
+ [2016-11-04T21:54:06Z] mystiiq That's what I suspected. So I put this plugin into another gem. But this plugin wants to use one of my theme's layouts. Is it possble?
+ [2016-11-04T21:55:06Z] mystiiq Plugin has: "self.read_yaml(File.join(base, '_layouts'), 'tag_index.html')" -- but this 'base' is of course site's base folder, not theme's
+ [2016-11-04T21:57:56Z] allejo i'm not too familiar with building Jekyll plug-ins, but instead of relying on the plug-in to rely on a theme, maybe have the plug-in read from the site's _config.yml file instead?

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Posted by awood in #jekyll at 2016-11-04T17:01:53Z

I also get all kinds of issues since there's no Gemfile.lock for test dependencies and new versions of Rubocop and now Code Climate Test Reporter suddenly appear and break everything
+ [2016-11-05T10:45:27Z] Bitgod <3
+ [2016-11-05T10:45:40Z] Bitgod is Jeykell a templating engine pretty much?
+ [2016-11-05T10:45:50Z] Bitgod er Jekyll
+ [2016-11-05T10:51:07Z] osfameron well, I suppose you could argue that