Problem
The v0.1.0 Zola example config uses:
The documented preferred form elsewhere is:
Even after Reddit normalization is fixed (#1), the runnable example should use the cleanest recommended form. Examples should teach the boring path, not the weird edge case.
Expected behaviour
The example project should use:
[reddit]
kind = "link"
subreddit = "example"
title_template = "{title}"
comment_template = """
{excerpt}
Originally published here:
{url}
"""
Done When
examples/zola/elsewhere.toml uses subreddit = "example"
- README example remains consistent with the runnable example
docs/configuration.md and docs/renderers.md describe accepted forms clearly
- running the example produces Subreddit:
r/example
Problem
The v0.1.0 Zola example config uses:
The documented preferred form elsewhere is:
Even after Reddit normalization is fixed (#1), the runnable example should use the cleanest recommended form. Examples should teach the boring path, not the weird edge case.
Expected behaviour
The example project should use:
Done When
examples/zola/elsewhere.tomlusessubreddit = "example"docs/configuration.mdanddocs/renderers.mddescribe accepted forms clearlyr/example