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The 'includes' option n jekyll_config.yml is not a valid config option. If you put some files in src/includes jekyll will throw errors saying it cannot find the includes in src/pages/_includes.
It seems _includes is always based off the 'source' config directory.
The 'includes' option n jekyll_config.yml is not a valid config option. If
you put some files in src/includes jekyll will throw errors saying it
cannot find the includes in src/pages/_includes.
It seems _includes is always based off the 'source' config directory.
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No problem, I generated a pull request for you with the proper fix. I looked around to see if there was a way to use the includes folder you had because it would be cleaner like that for sure but I couldn't find a way.
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davegurnell commentedon May 6, 2014
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for the heads-up - good spot! I'm out of the office today but will
sort this when I get back in on Friday.
Dave
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lcizzle commentedon May 7, 2014
No problem, I generated a pull request for you with the proper fix. I looked around to see if there was a way to use the includes folder you had because it would be cleaner like that for sure but I couldn't find a way.