I just released version 0.20.1
of blogc.
This release includes the following minor changes:
- Fixed sorting of posts in
blogc(1)
when some post's
DATE
was before Sun Sep 9 01:46:40 AM UTC 2001
.
- Simplified utf-8 implementation.
Starting with this release we are providing a new Debian/Ubuntu repository with packages for blogc(1)
and the
helper tools.
On the other hand, I left the Gentoo development team, and the Gentoo package is
orphaned right now. If you are a Gentoo user and have some interest maintaining
it, please adopt.
For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit
https://blogc.rgm.io.
Thanks,
Rafael
I just released version 0.20.0
of blogc.
This release includes the following changes:
Starting from this release I'm signing the tags in the git repository and the
tarballs with the following PGP Key:
0x47B8CCD75DBE6358
For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit
https://blogc.rgm.io.
Thanks,
Rafael
I just released version 0.19.0
of blogc.
This release includes the following changes:
blogc(1)
now accepts multiple -e
command-line
arguments, to allow declaration of multiple listing_entry
template blocks.
See blogc-template(7)
for details.
This is not supported by blogc-make(1)
, it only
accepts one file as listing_entry
setting.
blogc(1)
now supports a listing_empty
template
block, that is displayed only when the the listing set is empty. See
blogc-template(7)
for details.
- Fixed a race condition in
blogc-make(1)
's
runserver
command.
- Minor adjustments in
blogc-make(1)
atom feed
generation.
- Some other minor bug fixes.
For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit
https://blogc.rgm.io.
Thanks,
Rafael
I just released version 0.18.0
of blogc.
This release includes the following changes:
blogc-make(1)
now includes the pagination_tags
rule, to build pagination pages for each tag.
- Fixed a bug in
blogc(1)
that prevented digits in -D
command-line arguments.
- Do not show error message when evaluating variables with
blogc(1)
's -p
command-line argument.
Starting from this release I'm signing the tags in the git repository and the
tarballs with the following PGP Key:
0xe00c52c92febed9b
For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit
https://blogc.rgm.io.
Thanks,
Rafael