latest 20 messages by jeaye

+ [2017-06-04T22:46:07Z] jeaye I've just verified, by printing site.baseurl when building locally, and then pushing to Pages. It's forcing my site.baseurl to "/blog.jeaye.com" :|
+ [2017-06-04T22:44:42Z] jeaye It seems like Pages is expecting site.url to be https://jeaye.github.io and site.baseurl to be mysite.com, since that's my repo name, and it's forcing it. That's breaking my custom domain setup.
+ [2017-06-04T22:43:57Z] jeaye My site.url is https://mysite.com and my site.baseurl is empty. When I build locally, all is good. When I build on Pages, the second mysite.com is now being added, which is exactly what baseurl does.
+ [2017-06-04T22:43:18Z] jeaye pouikpouik: Just recently, I started seeing an odd behavior where my jekyll-feed is producing urls like https://mysite.com/mysite.com/posts/my-post
+ [2017-06-04T22:38:43Z] jeaye Has Github recently changed some GH Pages code to force site.baseurl to the repo name?
+ [2017-06-04T22:35:20Z] jeaye Currently looks like a Github update is forcing baseurl, which is borking my reverse proxy.
+ [2017-06-04T22:16:09Z] jeaye Any tips on what might be going on?
+ [2017-06-04T22:15:47Z] jeaye https://blog.jeaye.com/blog.jeaye.com/2017/05/31/clojure-spec/
+ [2017-06-04T22:15:47Z] jeaye Looks like the latest Github Jekyll update has broken my setup; looks like it has something to do with the new site.baseurl deal. I've been digging through the jekyll and jekyll-feed issues and docs, but I don't see why having my site.url set to "https://blog.jeaye.com" and my site.baseurl set to "" should cause any issues. Alas, my atom feed is producing urls like:
+ [2016-05-15T00:28:29Z] jeaye True.
+ [2016-05-14T23:51:54Z] jeaye If it were, you could clone one of the forks and get it back.
+ [2016-05-14T23:49:29Z] jeaye They even make you type in the name of the repo.
+ [2016-05-14T21:57:03Z] jeaye Anyone have any info about this?
+ [2016-05-14T21:56:48Z] jeaye My reverse proxy, to provide SSL over my custom domain name, now just spins around 301s.
+ [2016-05-14T21:56:26Z] jeaye It coincides with https://github.com/blog/2162-better-discoverability-for-github-pages-sites as well.
+ [2016-05-14T21:56:15Z] jeaye It seems that Github Pages changed the way it handles cnames, apparently around May 11.
+ [2016-03-07T19:17:45Z] jeaye osfameron: I'll take a look, thanks.
+ [2016-03-07T18:55:39Z] jeaye osfameron: I have everything in a css directory on the root level; is there any practical reason for using assets?
+ [2016-03-07T18:49:30Z] jeaye I also need them to be concatenated.
+ [2016-03-07T18:49:08Z] jeaye And still minified?