Possible bug where the library fails to pick up posts in a non-default location?

[alexwlchan]

I’m trying to use jekyll-git_metadata 0.2.0 with my Jekyll site. One unusual feature of my site is that the Jekyll root isn’t the same as the Git root – instead, I have the following line in my _config.yml which points to all my post/page data in the src directory:

source: src

Here's a small snippet from my cache file:

  "pages_data": {
    "a-plumbers-guide-to-git/1-the-git-object-store.md": null,
    "a-plumbers-guide-to-git/2-blobs-and-trees.md": null,
    "a-plumbers-guide-to-git/3-context-from-commits.md": null,
    "a-plumbers-guide-to-git/4-refs-and-branches.md": null,
    "404.md": null,
    "410.md": null,

It looks like the library is failing to consider the source prefix – it’s looking for a file 404.md, but Git knows the file under the name src/404.md – so it doesn’t find any page metadata.

This isn’t at all urgent – I can work around this – but I thought you’d like to know!

[ivantsepp]

Ah thanks for the bug report! I will look into it and welcome anyone to do so too!