+ [2017-03-04T04:53:50Z] captn3m0 rigid: https://neocities.org/
+ [2017-03-04T04:53:51Z] jekyllrb Title: Neocities: Create your own free website! (at neocities.org)
+ [2017-03-04T05:06:51Z] rigid captn3m0: that looks cool, thank you
+ [2017-03-04T07:44:19Z] tremby I'm using Jekyll for the first time. The docs say that site.pages should have a list of all the pages. I've made a new page newpage.md in the root, but it's not being added to that list (which appears to be empty). I'm using the loop from the default theme for the nav, and it's coming back empty. What am I missing?
+ [2017-03-04T07:46:38Z] tremby Oh I'm dumb. There was a conditional there if page.title, and I had no title.

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Posted by tremby in #jekyll at 2017-03-04T07:44:19Z

I'm using Jekyll for the first time. The docs say that site.pages should have a list of all the pages. I've made a new page newpage.md in the root, but it's not being added to that list (which appears to be empty). I'm using the loop from the default theme for the nav, and it's coming back empty. What am I missing?
+ [2017-03-06T17:46:32Z] misty I have a template that parses a bunch of Yaml files, each of which contain Markdown. I've got unescaped Liquid tags that I need to find and escape with {% raw %}, but the jekyll build command is not telling me which Yaml contains the bad tags. Is there any way to get that info without brute-force grepping?
+ [2017-03-06T17:46:42Z] misty I've tried --trace
+ [2017-03-06T17:51:25Z] misty haha nevermind, I think Jekyll was telling me where the problem was, I just wasn't believing it