Alexander Batischev

Yes. Thanks!

Hmm, both of these follow RFC 822. Not sure why they aren't parsed right. I archived both just in case: [daten.berlin.de.xml.gz](https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/files/4209671/daten.berlin.de.xml.gz) [stallman.org.xml.gz](https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/files/4209672/stallman.org.xml.gz) > possibly downloading date if no date is...

Thanks for the report, and sorry for such a late response! Dates are parsed with `RssParser::w3cdtf_to_rfc822()` (rss/rssparser.cpp), which doesn't involve Rust or libc crate. Probably just an error in our...

The approach I'm using in [my crawler](https://github.com/Minoru/minoru-fediverse-crawler) which feeds into https://nodes.fediverse.party/ and https://the-federation.info/ is: check robots.txt, check software-specific `private`/`hide_in_statistics` properties (for GNU Social, Friendica, Hubzilla, and Red). I wish NodeInfo...

@zjp Perhaps! But Hakyll doesn't have one, and I'm not interested enough to go make one and add mentions to all the docs. Feel free to submit a different PR...

[Judging by this line](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hakyll-4.13.4.1/docs/src/Hakyll.Web.Template.Internal.Element.html#Partial), `partial` really has just one argument, so this feature is indeed missing. But I think the above can be replaced with: ``` $for(sections)$ $partial("myblock.html")$ $endfor$ ```...

Oh, that's nifty! I'm glad you resolved that, @tobiasBora. I doubt this should be a part of Hakyll proper, though. Feels like a pretty specialized function to me. @jaspervdj If...

> Why is it specialized? Because it violates Hakyll's separation of data (which should be in `Context`s) and markup (which should be in templates). It may be warranted in your...

Judging by the commit that introduced it (f04efbad3ed6f5cbc215f8aa72b1bd0203712768) and a later commit that added support for Emacs (ca17e43628e1196701c65993480dffa650cb0916), the goal of `ignoreFile` is to exclude temporary files created by text...

I guess `Hakyll.Core.Rules.match` would be a better place than compilers, because that's where filenames are handled. Currently this function is not documented at all :(