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Using the minima template, data[author] is supposed to be a string scala, but the conversion turns it into a map of displayname, author_login and author_email. author_login and author_email are also stored as separate scalar attributes. The fix turns data[author] into a string scalar field of displayname, fixing the display of the author name in the minima template.
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Fine by me.
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There was a push to migrate away from the scalar author field and to a hash. I wonder how feasible that is, for example if it’s not backwards compatible then GitHub Pages can’t upgrade. |
@parkr This plugin is not bundled with |
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@ashmaroli I was more thinking about the minima gem! |
I see.. But Minima doesn't care about |
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@jekyllbot: merge +fix |
Using the minima template, data[author] is supposed to be a string scala, but the conversion turns it into a map of displayname, author_login and author_email. author_login and author_email are also stored as separate scalar attributes. The fix turns data[author] into a string scalar field of displayname, fixing the display of the author name in the minima template.