Addresses issue #74 which would cause garbage collection to fail to identify the original blog article to delete when the user changes the blog article's category. Please see the changelog for details.
Addresses issue #73 which would cause dependency resolution to fail if tag-based callbacks are declared with their .js file extensions. Please see the changelog for details.
Addresses issue #72 which would cause include assets with .html file extension to be wrongly interpreted as markdown files. Please see the changelog for details.
This marks the first release candidate for Trio v1. The journey from v0.0.6, which served as a solid proof of concept, to now, has been a long and sometimes difficult one, but in the end I can truly say that it has been a labor of love. I hope you all enjoy it. Please see the changelog for details.
This release addresses an issue which would cause etc folder processing to ignore dot files. Please see the changelog for details.
This release addresses an issue which when generating the public destination paths for category pages would raise an exception. Please see the changelog for details.
This release adds support for files like favicon.ico, robots.txt, sitemaps, .nojekyll, etc. Please see the changelog for details.
This release adds a new configuration option, "nojekyll", which when set to true instructs Trio to write a .nojekyll file to the public folder when generating a release build to completely bypass Jekyll processing on GitHub Pages. Please see the changelog for details.
This release addresses 2 blog related issues. Please see the changelog for details.
I am very excited to announce the first public release of Trio, v0.0.1, on NPM. This release represents the culmination of months of work, not only on the code base itself but also on the documentation and the example blog.