+ [2019-04-06T21:07:34Z] jaybe ^
+ [2019-04-06T21:07:51Z] jaybe just include the files in the source; zero/little effort
+ [2019-04-06T21:49:38Z] cryptic0 jaybe sorry I was gone for a while. Can the exclude dir be inside _posts?
+ [2019-04-06T21:49:47Z] cryptic0 sorry I mean _site
+ [2019-04-06T21:51:34Z] cryptic0 Wait, if I place the files in source, jekyll will copy them over into _site, even though jekyll does not generate those files?

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2019-04-06T21:05:47Z

cryptic0 for sites that leverage interpretive languages i simply include them in the render. actually they require rendering because there's variable interpolation within
+ [2019-04-07T13:00:42Z] jaybe cryptic0: sure ????????
+ [2019-04-07T13:00:59Z] jaybe eaily tested. dutifully documented.
+ [2019-04-07T13:50:55Z] cryptic0 jaybe: That worked. I put them in the source "assets" folder. Works well.
+ [2019-04-07T13:56:40Z] jaybe cryptic0 \o/ nice
+ [2019-04-08T02:30:57Z] cryptic0 If I was making a list of files from a folder (e.g. blog/) and print their titles on a page using liquid template, why can't I use {% for item in site.blog %}?