+ [2016-12-21T15:03:33Z] satanist I know it's possible, I just don't want to do it by hand
+ [2016-12-21T15:03:54Z] jaybe then don't
+ [2016-12-21T15:03:56Z] jaybe ./shrug
+ [2016-12-21T15:03:57Z] jaybe :)
+ [2016-12-21T15:03:57Z] jekyllrb ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2016-12-21T15:03:56Z

./shrug
+ [2016-12-23T05:53:14Z] novonagu What's the best way to execute a line of shell script upon Jekyll build?
+ [2016-12-23T05:54:12Z] novonagu for instance, copying a bunch of folders into the _site directory. My goal is to have a 'projects' folder on the same level as my 'jekyll-site' directory, and to execute a script that does something like $cp ../projects/* /projects/
+ [2016-12-23T06:19:24Z] jaybe jekyll already copies over, as is, files/directories
+ [2016-12-23T06:20:02Z] novonagu I know, but the point is that this directory is in ../ rather than same directory as _config.yml
+ [2016-12-23T06:21:12Z] novonagu so if I could do some regex-y thing to copy over files from one level up, that would be swell. I'm trying to modularize all my projects/portfolio pieces by giving them their own directories, then they can each have their own .git file and corresponding repo