+ [2015-03-19T19:22:09Z] jxf where the extensibility saves the day is that you can also define your own custom collection, and write plugins that make it behave how you like
+ [2015-03-19T19:22:18Z] jxf so it didn't matter (for me) that it was sort-of broken
+ [2015-03-19T19:24:04Z] seangrove (noting all this down)

message no. 85100

Posted by jxf in #jekyll at 2015-03-19T19:22:09Z

where the extensibility saves the day is that you can also define your own custom collection, and write plugins that make it behave how you like
+ [2015-03-20T01:08:02Z] travis-ci pathawks/jekyll#37 (jekyll-metadata) The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/pathawks/jekyll/builds/55116321
+ [2015-03-20T01:08:03Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI - Free Hosted Continuous Integration Platform for the Open Source Community (at travis-ci.org)
+ [2015-03-20T13:17:51Z] mishantil ANyone have any idea why jekyll might place a <DATE>-<POST-NAME>.html file for a <DATE>-<POST-NAME>.md file in the same directory as the .md, in addition to in the _site directory?
+ [2015-03-20T13:18:06Z] mishantil Only seeing this on OSX though. Works as expected on Ubuntu.
+ [2015-03-20T13:21:32Z] jaybe that wouldn't happen with stock, default jekyll. using any plugins and or customizations?