News Archive (posts 0–5)

nanoc 3.0.9 released

Written February 25th, 2010. [ permalink ]

nanoc 3.0.9 is out. This tiny patch release fixes a bug in 3.0.8 that only occurs when using Ruby 1.8.x: some parentheses were lacking, and while the code parsed fine on 1.9.x, it did not on 1.8.x. See the release notes for details.

You can update nanoc3 the usual way, like this:

> sudo gem update nanoc3

If you have any issues with this nanoc release, do let me know on the mailinglist or on the IRC channel. Enjoy!

nanoc 3.0.8 released

Written February 24th, 2010. [ permalink ]

nanoc 3.0.8 is out. This patch release fixes a couple of issues with the Blogging helper, and makes the autocompiler serve up-to-date pages when requesting an index file. See the release notes for details.

You can update nanoc3 the usual way, like this:

> sudo gem update nanoc3

If you have any issues with this nanoc release, do let me know on the mailinglist or on the IRC channel. Enjoy!

nanoc 3.0.7 released

Written January 30th, 2010. [ permalink ]

nanoc 3.0.7 is out. This patch release fixes an issue which could cause layout rules not to be interpreted in top-down order.

You can update nanoc3 the usual way, like this:

> sudo gem update nanoc3

If you have any issues with this nanoc release, do let me know on the mailinglist or on the IRC channel. Enjoy!

nanoc 3.0.6 released

Written January 18th, 2010. [ permalink ]

nanoc 3.0.6 is out. This patch release fixes a few issues that were presents in previous 3.0.x versions. Check the release notes page for details.

You can update nanoc3 the usual way, like this:

> sudo gem update nanoc3

If you have any issues with this nanoc release, do let me know on the mailinglist or on the IRC channel. Enjoy!

nanoc 3.0.5 released

Written January 13th, 2010. [ permalink ]

nanoc 3.0.5 has been released. This is a patch release that restores pre-3.0.3 behaviour of periods in identifiers. By default, a file can have multiple extensions (e.g. content/foo.html.erb will have the identifier /foo/), but if allow_periods_in_identifiers in the site configuration is true, a file can have only one extension (e.g. content/blog/stuff.entry.html will have the identifier /blog/stuff.entry/).

So, if your site broke when using 3.0.3 or 3.0.4, update to 3.0.5 and everything will be fine again.

You can update nanoc3 the usual way, like this:

> sudo gem update nanoc3

If you have any issues with this nanoc release, do let me know on the mailinglist or on the IRC channel. Enjoy!