So last night I upgraded from Ubuntu GHC 8.6.3 to 9.0.1*, and my Hakyll from 4.13.4.1 (as of ~2021-03-14) to HEAD (4.15.1.1), with my symlink patch

>> recent posts in the footer). I had a look at the code, but could not figure >> out what I'm doing wrong. Please help, it feels like I'm missing some small >>

of-recent-posts-on-post/47080104#47080104 and https://stackoverflow.com/a/35651294/1461430 On Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 1:42:12 AM UTC-7, Kierán Meinhardt wrote

a more recent treatment of this issue? >> while >> > i'm haskell-competent in a functional programming sense, i'm nowhere >> near >> > experienced

Hello, I'm trying to implement a feature whereby a particular file may or may not be compiled

Hello, Has anyone put together a way to go between adjacent posts? Next, previous? If this doesn'

Greetings! I am trying to expand upon the default template which lists recent posts in the default

Hi, does anybody have an explanation why the following works flawlessly in 4.3.0.0 and breaks with $

How would this proposal affect Hakyll users? I am fond of my source code syntax highlighting, which I

I recently implemented an atom feed on my site. I wrote a post about it [ http://blaenkdenum.com/

Hey, You're probably looking for: copyBodyToField :: String -> Page String -> Page String

Hello Sam, I think there are two possible solutions. A first solution assumes you're not using

You're using two versions for posts, and one version has no routing information associated. This

on my recent usage of Hakyll 4, I have a suggestion to add a > `joinTemplateList` function that joins a list of items with a given > delimiter: > > import Data.List (intersperse

I'm trying to get my index.md files to copy without processing as well as being used to build the

Hi, I've been using Hakyll form the Git master without any problems on Arch Linux 64-bit until

Hi, I'm in the process of assembling an atom feed from my post list (I'm using a custom

On further inspection, it seems that the `$` delimiter is also hard-coded in Hakyll.Web.Template.hs.

/5b49c47414878c6d907435bb24b8923627af43e1 > Are you using a recent version of pandoc? ghc-pkg says I only have installed pandoc-1.8.2.1. -- gwern http://www.gwern.net

Something like this should work, I think: -- News match newsDirs $ do route $ routeNews compile $ newsCompiler >>> arr pageTitle >>>

Since www.thewml.org is getting long in the tooth, I decided to evaluate some other options (and try

the most recent article by modifying this to: match "index.html" $ route idRoute create "index.html" $ constA mempty >>> ... >>> setFieldPageList

to a recent post from me, http://groups.google.com/group/hakyll/browse_thread/thread/e1fcaa67e8718484 you can see that there are some issues with rendering (unfortunately

regarding my recent >> questions), but then I seem to have taken a big step back. >> >> Attached is my hakyll file (requires hakyll 3.1.1.2). The enhancement >

Dear all, I've been enjoying fiddling with Hakyll — it's so neat to have a static website

Left "Recent Posts")] >> > let sidebar = renderAndConcat ["sidebar.html.hamlet"] [list] >> > createCustomPage "dummy"

I don't understand how to populate fields in templates when the source of the data is not a

, including recent posts. > let index = createListing "index.html" > ["templates/post.html" > ,"templates/post_without_comment.html

On Sun, 28 Mar 2010 10:36:16 +0200 >>>>>> "Jasper" == Jasper Van der Jeugt wrote: Hello Jasper, Jasper> I'm glad you

most > recent instant in time when an entry or feed was modified in a way the > publisher considers significant. Therefore, not all modifications > necessarily result in a