Bjørn Erik Pedersen

I'm not an author/maintainer of this library, but I suspect you misunderstand the main purpose of this library: To be fast at parsing unknown date/time formats, as illustrated by the...

>Is there any solution or not? Run with ``` hugo server --renderStaticToDisk ```

>Error: error building site: failed to acquire a build lock: open /github/workspace/.hugo_build.lock: permission denied Possible workaround: ``` hugo --noBuildLock ```

>I'm not advocating that we use this test image, but its composition intentionally targeted the use cases above. I don't see any `Docker` file referenced, so it's hard to say...

OK, I have spent some time on this today, and my conclusions are: * This works if we remove the `USER` setups in the `Dockerfile`, e.g. run as `root`. *...

In short: If Go Modules support it, we do. My current answer to your question is currently "I don't know, but it would be cool".

I didn't know `.git` could be a file -- we can check for that, but we're not making this more complicated than that.

Some notes from me (running on MacOS) testing the latest (0.136.0 for now): ## Build ``` docker run --rm -v .:/project -v $HOME/Library/Caches/hugo_cache:/cache -p 1313:1313 ghcr.io/gohugoio/hugo:latest build ``` ## Start...

>{{ define "_partials/foo.html" }} Both currently works, but I think we should use the `_partials` prefix for both inline and file partials going forward, at least for consistency. We eventually...

>I just checked the binary version I downloaded from github, and it is huge. Furthermore, it contains 42181 github.com urls and thousands of long paths. It stores the dependency information...