[ANN] blogc-0.13.5

I just released version 0.13.5 of blogc. This is a minor release, including the following changes:

• Added a watch rule to blogc-make(1). This rule allows the usage of the automatic website reloader/rebuilder without using blogc-runserver(1).
• Changed the architecture of the blogc-make(1) runserver rule.

For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit https://blogc.rgm.io.

Thanks,
Rafael

[ANN] blogc-0.13.4

I just released version 0.13.4 of blogc. This is a minor release with some bug fixes and a minor blogc-make(1) feature:

• When running commands, blogc-make(1) will show the command's STDERR always, to avoid suppressing blogc(1) warnings.
• When setting posts_per_page to -1 in blogcfile(5), the pagination features are disabled, and all the posts are included in the template listing blocks.

This release includes a minor change in blogc(1) previous behavior:

• When setting FILTER_PER_PAGE to 0 or negative, no posts are listed, instead of listing 10 by default.

For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit https://blogc.rgm.io.

Thanks,
Rafael

[ANN] blogc-0.13.3

I just released version 0.13.3 of blogc. This release contains some fixes for bugs detected with clang-analyzer. Now our Travis-CI runs clang-analyzer after every push to the Git repository.

For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit https://blogc.rgm.io.

Thanks,
Rafael

[ANN] blogc-0.13.2

I just released version 0.13.2 of blogc. This is a minor release with some optimizations and two minor blogc-make(5) features:

• Pass the MAKE_TAGS variable to blogc(1), that contains a space-separated list of tags, based on the tags listed in the [tags] section of blogcfile(5). This variable can be used with the foreach iterator to produce tag clouds in templates.

• Pass the MAKE_SLUG variable to blogc(1) when running the pages and posts build rules, that contains the slug of the page/post being built, as provided in `blogcfile(5). This variable can be used to highlight the current page in the site menu, for example.

For download links, project details and a FAQ, please visit https://blogc.rgm.io.

Thanks,
Rafael