+ [2014-07-23T20:25:21Z] phillipadsmith popo: why do you want to include the content of those two pages? Conceptually, it seems unusual.
+ [2014-07-23T20:28:50Z] popo because its a magazine, and i need the pages standalone, and also as a part of an 'issue'
+ [2014-07-23T20:29:27Z] popo now if i make a collection i have to copy the files over? what a waste of space!
+ [2014-07-23T21:04:39Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] jekyll/jekyll#4013 (master) The build was broken. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/30692637

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Posted by sankage in #jekyll at 2014-07-23T18:07:58Z

is there a way to inspect/interact with the jekyll system? i am looking to inspect things like site.posts or site.collections inside an irb-like interface, esentially `jekyll console`
+ [2014-07-24T00:37:41Z] pontiki you could always use a softlink, or if you need different front-matter, use includes, but that gets messy too
+ [2014-07-24T08:51:04Z] Guest31059 Hey guys, I'm having trouble with a liquid comparison, and my problem is a bit complex:
+ [2014-07-24T08:51:34Z] Guest31059 I have a collection called chapters (so the _chapters folder), in which MD files look like this: