latest 20 messages by csaunders
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[2013-10-24T16:12:45Z]
csaunders
whatever
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[2013-10-24T16:12:43Z]
csaunders
unless you change your config… which is roughly equivalent to lib in a rails app. None of that code gets reloaded during a build or whateer
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[2013-10-24T16:12:20Z]
csaunders
if you are running watch all the config will be loaded
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[2013-10-24T16:12:14Z]
csaunders
jaybe: The dumb option might work tbh
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[2013-10-24T15:54:32Z]
csaunders
hence the builder wouldn't run on it
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[2013-10-24T15:54:26Z]
csaunders
index.liquid would've have been touched
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[2013-10-24T15:50:36Z]
csaunders
yessm
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[2013-10-24T15:50:32Z]
csaunders
parkr: ohai
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[2013-10-24T15:50:02Z]
csaunders
yeah but that's the problem a lot of our designers are having
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[2013-10-24T15:44:53Z]
csaunders
that's where the problem lies I believe
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[2013-10-24T15:44:44Z]
csaunders
the page that gets rendered won't know one of it's deps has changed, so I won't know to change itself
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[2013-10-24T15:44:22Z]
csaunders
if you include another file in there though. say you have a partial you are including, and you modify the partial
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[2013-10-24T15:33:29Z]
csaunders
I've been less thinking of the actual jekyll interface that the user uses. That's just arguments to the binary :)
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[2013-10-24T15:32:52Z]
csaunders
But yeah, I agree, the user should have to ask for it or at least it's opt-in or something
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[2013-10-24T15:32:10Z]
csaunders
like --changes-only would switch jekyll to the stateful generator or something
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[2013-10-24T15:31:51Z]
csaunders
I was thinking of maybe using a different kind of engine or something
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[2013-10-24T15:02:28Z]
csaunders
where suggested posts requires rebuilding much of the site since most of the content on each page changes based on the new post you just added
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[2013-10-24T15:02:01Z]
csaunders
I mainly want to focus on more "websites" than blogs. Since the blog generation has some issues (suggested posts, etc)
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[2013-10-24T15:01:26Z]
csaunders
But when you are working on things like a new page or post, having to regenerate the entire blog to see a change in a leaf node is kinda gross.
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[2013-10-24T15:00:50Z]
csaunders
I anticipate that permalinks and stuff won't change too much for the larger projects. That'll guff up your SEOs