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RSS template has incorrect value for lastBuildDate #11600
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Yes, we should change this, but use
Please submit PR. |
Ah thanks, I misread the collections.Index docs. Will do. |
I found another RSS template, which is for the Hugo docs site. This has the same bug. I propose factoring out the expression in line 20 so the first line of the template is: {{- $pages := first 50 (where .Site.RegularPages "Type" "in" (slice "news" "showcase")) -}} then use the same WDYT? |
I think you should focus on the original issue, and raise a separate issue in the docs repository. |
Ok will do. I'm getting test failures on a fresh checkout. I've asked for help but nothing yet. I'm pretty sure this change won't make things any worse, but I have an allergic reaction to checking in code with broken tests! |
Set the `<lastBuildDate>` field to be the most recent Lastmod date of all the posts in the current selection. Fixes gohugoio#11600
Fixes gohugoio#11600 Co-authored-by: Joe Mooring <joe@mooring.com>
Set the `<lastBuildDate>` field to be the most recent Lastmod date of all the posts in the current selection. Fixes #11600
Fixes #11600 Co-authored-by: Joe Mooring <joe@mooring.com>
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What version of Hugo are you using (
hugo version
)?Does this issue reproduce with the latest release?
Yes
Steps to reproduce
hugo
command/index.xml
fileDescription
In Hugo 0.119, the internal RSS template has a
<lastBuildDate>
field based on.Date
, which is the date in the site's top-level_index.md
file (or the_index.md
file for the section or category for sub-feeds, I presume).Instead it should either be the date the RSS file was built or the date of the most recent published post, so RSS readers can tell whether anything has changed.
I am doing the latter in the following fragment, in a custom
/layouts/rss.xml
template based on the internal one:I am happy to submit a PR with this change. I can't see it breaking anything except for the case where
$pages
is empty.Using the current build time is even easier:
I prefer the most recent post date; it feels more RSS-like. The main thing is that the current
/index.xml
bases the date on/_index.md
, which in my case is August 2013!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: