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This is definitely happening. All you have to do is create a default project with the _data/menu.yml as ``` entries: - title: test ``` Jekyll 4.4.1 and ruby 3.0.2

The gem that's getting installed by default is version 0.1.0, which is what I assume is causing this. Trying to figure out why that is, because I've now updated to...

When I try to pin to 0.4.9 it gives: ``` Could not find compatible versions Because no-style-please >= 0.4.9 depends on jekyll ~> 3.10.0 and Gemfile depends on jekyll ~>...

@tanvincible > I recommend downloading Jekyll v3.10.0 and no-style-please v0.4.9, and ofc ruby v3.4 or higher. These specific versions are supported because the [latest (at the time of writing) GitHub...