Greetings! Here is the full CLI output - my best guess is that this is not due to something I myself

Excellent, that works nicely. Thanks! On Sunday, January 4, 2026 at 2:43:02 PM UTC+1 Denis Defreyne

Following up on this: > Looking for "ITEM BEING COMPILED" I see it 87 lines down in a

Thanks, I'll give that a try. Not sure why ChatGPT wasn't able to tell me that :-) On

Thanks for the quick response. I'm glad you were able to catch the issue and fix it fast! Very

Hi Frank, I suspect that the system() call in lib/Thumbnailize.rb fails because `convert` is not

Glad you got it resolved, and thanks for sharing! Denis Defreyne [dəˈni] • pronouns: he/him +49 (0)

Hey S, As for the changes flag, basically all I would have to do is exit and re-launch nanoc live if

Hey Dave, Thanks for the write-up! I use a very similar approach for my personal site, https://

That's fantastic, thanks Denis! On Sat, 23 Nov 2024, 11:47 Denis Defreyne, <google@

Sure thing! There's not too much to it. Denis Defreyne [dəˈni] • pronouns: he/him +49 (0) 1573

On Wed, Jul 10, 2024 at 12:06 PM Jose Sierra <jo...@josesierra.com> wrote: > Building native

For reference: This seems to be a bug in the dart-filter, I filed a bug report here https://github.

All is well for me now. I did understand about escaping square brackets with Kramdown, but couldn

As always, thank you for your prompt response! output of `nanoc --version` -- ``` tomc@pop-os:~/

Thanks Denis, I'll give the RSS gem a try. Cheers, Ben On Friday, October 20, 2023 at 2:20:51 PM

Hi Denis Yes you can. It's actually public. I have been editing my content (but not my code at

Hey S, I think you're well on the way to a solution. The `system()` call needs one argument, so

Hey S, Nanoc generally tries to not recompile pages that don't need to be, but it also errs on

Thank you, Denis, for that exceptionally helpful response. Sorry to be slow getting back to you -

Denis, I'd' swear I sent this a few days back, but can find it nowhere. I just want to say

Hey there, You can use the `-o` option: % bundle exec nanoc live --help [snip] -o --host=<value

Hey Ulf, That error isn't directly familiar to me, unfortunately. Though I do have a

Hey Pito, I haven't verified myself, but I believe the instructions are still up to date! Cheers,

Thanks for confirming that was right! That led me down the path of realising I didn't actually

Hello everyone, I have many questions and need help when deploying nanoc site to github pages: 1. Do

Hey there, The approach I use in this case is to remove the file (from memory) in the preprocessor:

After all, I did the obvious: cram everything in one single filter, calling `render` directly there

Yes, and nanoc is now running fine for me. Initially it didn't work, so I opened my package

Merci beaucoup, Denis. I'm taking a break from the project that I'll be using Nanoc for (