+[2015-02-18T20:07:28Z]mchelenyeah thats another option, but i'd like to find a generic solution that works on any jekyll site w/o modification +[2015-02-18T20:07:48Z]mchelenanyway it looks like travis does indeed support running a webserver +[2015-02-18T20:08:07Z]jaybea. provide 'web' access to rendered content. and or b. use a tool that provides for serving to itself. +[2015-02-18T20:08:35Z]jaybenod; travis is very capable; surely supports such a scenario +[2015-02-18T20:09:05Z]mchelenyeah i think that's simplest, and i can use the existing tools
yeah i think that's simplest, and i can use the existing tools
+[2015-02-19T00:44:30Z]tohuwI created a hashtable of the form [[“key1”, “value1”],[“key2”,”value2”],[“key3”,”value3”]] in _config.yml, but when I attempt to emit these values in a for loop (or indeed, just via {{ site.hashtablename }}, I only get the first key/value pair. Why? +[2015-02-19T00:45:28Z]jaybetohuw, show your work for full credit :) +[2015-02-19T00:50:33Z]tohuwjaybe: https://github.com/tohuw/tohuw.net/blob/master/_config.yml#L19 https://github.com/tohuw/tohuw.net/blob/master/_includes/links.html#L7-L9 +[2015-02-19T00:50:34Z]jekyllrbTitle: tohuw.net/_config.yml at master · tohuw/tohuw.net · GitHub (at github.com) +[2015-02-19T00:52:19Z]jaybe`whatis yaml