+ [2014-11-26T23:09:16Z] jekyllrb Title: tamouse/jekyll-twitter-bootstrap-template ยท GitHub (at github.com)
+ [2014-11-26T23:09:28Z] pontiki um, my blog: blog.tamouse.org
+ [2014-11-26T23:09:56Z] pontiki oo, i can make the repo it's own sample :)
+ [2014-11-26T23:15:03Z] pontiki http://blog.tamouse.org/jekyll-twitter-bootstrap-template/
+ [2014-11-26T23:15:04Z] jekyllrb Title: My Awesome Jekyll Site with Twitter Bootstrap (at blog.tamouse.org)

message no. 63632

Posted by danielsgroves in #jekyll at 2014-11-26T16:38:09Z

Afternoon. Does anyone know if there is a way to get a non-0 exit code from Jekyll if the parsing of any markdown (or other) file fails? I'm setting up automated deployments for my site and would rather a new release does not deploy if there has been any potential problem than to risk deploying a broken site.
+ [2014-11-27T10:05:53Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll-watch#29 The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll-watch/builds/42288942
+ [2014-11-27T10:05:57Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI - Free Hosted Continuous Integration Platform for the Open Source Community (at travis-ci.org)
+ [2014-11-27T11:54:04Z] tombell does anyone know if it's possible to use a plugin in development, but not in production
+ [2014-11-27T11:58:52Z] danielsgroves I guess you could do your production build in safe mode if you only have the one plugin
+ [2014-11-27T12:01:23Z] danielsgroves Or have a build script with removes the plugin before doing the build on your production box?