+ [2013-05-22T21:55:27Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] mojombo/jekyll#962 (master - 8ab4915 : Matt Rogers): The build is still failing.
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+ [2013-05-22T22:05:08Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] mojombo/jekyll#963 (master - afc5cf0 : Parker Moore): The build is still failing.

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Posted by BonSequitur in #jekyll at 2013-05-22T20:12:47Z

parkr: External metadata makes it easier to use Jekyll to generate project pages for software. You can have a Jekyll folder, symlink the README, output from rdoc and similar tools, and join in external metadata so the actual source repo doesn't have to know anything about Jekyll. So your README, source documentation, how-tos, blog posts and so on are all generated by the same tool, in the same format
+ [2013-05-23T01:14:01Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] jpiasetz/jekyll#4 (master - 3d9a32f : John Piasetzki): The build is still failing.
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+ [2013-05-23T02:58:54Z] clume I was able to install kramdown and coderay. It is working for *.markdown pages but does not code syntax for .html page. Is that possible to do?
+ [2013-05-23T03:07:38Z] clume I know it's scanning my .html pages because I'll get an error if I specify a syntax language that doesn't exist