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Bryce Johnson
Bryce Johnson

Reputation: 6901

Why does Jekyll read some my posts but not build them?

Here's the output from jekyll serve --verbose. As you can see, Jekyll reads 4 markdown files, but only actually builds 3. 2016-02-31-github-webhooks-node.md is not built, but also doesn't seem to throw any errors. 

jekyll serve --verbose
  Logging at level: debug
Configuration file: /home/bryce/_repos/devbryce/devbryce-jekyll/_config.yml
         Requiring: jekyll-paginate
         Requiring: kramdown
            Source: /home/bryce/_repos/devbryce/devbryce-jekyll
       Destination: /home/bryce/_repos/devbryce/devbryce-jekyll/_site
 Incremental build: disabled. Enable with --incremental
      Generating... 
           Reading: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
           Reading: _posts/2016-02-31-github-webhooks-node.md
           Reading: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
           Reading: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
         Rendering: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
  Pre-Render Hooks: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
  Rendering Liquid: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
  Rendering Markup: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
         Requiring: kramdown
  Rendering Layout: _posts/2013-12-31-whats-jekyll.md
         Rendering: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
  Pre-Render Hooks: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
  Rendering Liquid: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
         Requiring: rouge
  Rendering Markup: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
  Rendering Layout: _posts/2014-01-01-example-content.md
         Rendering: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
  Pre-Render Hooks: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
  Rendering Liquid: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
  Rendering Markup: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
  Rendering Layout: _posts/2014-01-02-introducing-lanyon.md
         Rendering: 404.html
  Pre-Render Hooks: 404.html
  Rendering Liquid: 404.html
  Rendering Markup: 404.html
  Rendering Layout: 404.html
         Rendering: about.md
  Pre-Render Hooks: about.md
  Rendering Liquid: about.md
  Rendering Markup: about.md
  Rendering Layout: about.md
         Rendering: atom.xml
  Pre-Render Hooks: atom.xml
  Rendering Liquid: atom.xml
  Rendering Markup: atom.xml
  Rendering Layout: atom.xml
         Rendering: index.html
  Pre-Render Hooks: index.html
  Rendering Liquid: index.html
  Rendering Markup: index.html
  Rendering Layout: index.html
                    done in 0.209 seconds.
         Requiring: jekyll-watch
         Requiring: jekyll-paginate
         Requiring: kramdown
           Watcher: Ignoring (?-mix:_config\.yml)
           Watcher: Ignoring (?-mix:_site)

The contents of 2016-02-31-github-webhooks-node.md:

---
layout: post
title: Setting up Github Webhooks with your Node app
---

BLEEK BLOOP BLOP

For what it's worth, it's the only post I've created on my own. The rest came with the template.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 529

Answers (1)

Jörg W Mittag
Jörg W Mittag

Reputation: 369428

February 31st, 2016, is

  1. in the future, means that the post will only be published on or after February, 31st, 2016 unless you explicitly tell Jekyll otherwise (by passing --future on the commandline or setting it in _config.yml)
  2. doesn't actually exist, means that it might not get published at all, but will most likely be published on March, 2nd.

Upvotes: 6

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