Moncef Belyamani

+1 on auto-generating with sensible defaults. As for specifying the name of the repo, I wonder if it's because some repos are forks of other repos, or inspired by other...

@dpatti Thanks for your work, but unfortunately, there's definitely something wrong with your code. I tried a basic YAML without any `related` stuff in it, and it chokes, whereas the...

@laurentrivard I do not. I haven't used this since 2014.

I had been using both middleman-s3_sync and this gem, but with the `after_sync` being removed in Middleman v4, and out of curiosity, I started looking for alternatives. I came across...

Thanks for reporting this! I created PR #9614 to increase the minimum Ruby version to 3.1.6, which is the oldest version that hasn't reached end of life.

It seems like the Appveyor check is failing for all the most recent PRs, so it's not specific to my PR. It looks like Appveyor is used to test the...

@msarczar Typically, Jekyll supports the latest Ruby versions. In general, I recommend making sure to use the latest version of Jekyll. For example, I see Jekyll 4.1.0 mentioned earlier in...

IMO, the solution should be to either replace `wdm` with something that works with newer Ruby versions, or to stop automatically including the gem in the Gemfile that gets generated...

If you don't feel comfortable submitting a PR, or if you don't have the time, that's one thing, but the right to submit a PR is open to anyone who...

The way I would troubleshoot this would be to print out the value of `page.url`. You are assuming that `page.url` will equal "customstring" in some cases. Have you verified that...