Robert Buchberger

Thanks for what you've figured out so far. We'll take another crack at it.

You can accomplish this with `--a title="my title"`, though it's a bit cumbersome. What if we just took the `--alt` argument and made it the title? Or make a `--title`...

The `--a` flag allows you to [add arbitrary HTML attributes](https://rbuchberger.github.io/jekyll_picture_tag/users/liquid_tag/argument_reference/attributes.html) to the anchor tag. I think `--title` is the way to go; it's the simplest to parse and it's in...

That makes sense, I think I can make it happen. I've also considered adding a config setting to clear out unused images during the site build, but I've never been...

I'm having the same issue as well. White fox keyboard on arch linux, tried both the appimage and the AUR client. Sometimes compliation works, sometimes it doesn't.

The right solution is to preserve the generated files. Is this your development environment that runs a fresh build every time? Is there no way to change that? JPT follows...

Github actions can be configured to cache folders, described [here](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/guides/caching-dependencies-to-speed-up-workflows), though it's not entirely meant for this use case and it gets deleted if not used for a week. v2...

To expand on the new title: I'd like to allow people to easily only generate a small number of images in their local development environment, and then generate the full...

Cool ideas! I came up with a pretty simple implementation of both of them, check out the pull request and let me know what you think.

Yeah, it'll be tricky if your image slots aren't a definite size. I really wish CSS had some way to define aspect ratio that isn't a complete hack.