Tim Sweña (Swast)

What I do is commit my blog to a git repository and then on the server `git pull` the latest changes to republish. I don't know if there's anything Frozen-Flask...

Oh I haven't used it in that manner either. I mean that I push to GitHub from my laptop and then SSH to my server and do a git pull,...

So my workflow with git probably isn't ideal if you don't have git on the server. I'm wondering if something like ``` rsync -aHSvn --delete old_dir/ new-dir/ ``` from http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/21978/11193...

I don't understand. Where would the HTML content be written if not to `index.html`? If you are referring to relative links, any links generated are due to Flask and not...

Potentially a bug, if you could provide a minimal test case which shows this behavior, it will help in debugging.

> Do you folks think it would be possible to unambiguously detect the situation and give user a nice error saying that missing trailing slash in the route contradicts creating...

That does seem like a bug. Pull requests welcome! :-)

Thanks for the feature request. What would it look like for Frozen-Flask to compile such pages? Right now it is very closely tied to using Flask's routing mechanism.

Can we get some tests for this functionality, please?

The appears to be similar to the issues raised here: https://github.com/Frozen-Flask/Frozen-Flask/issues/29 and here: https://github.com/Frozen-Flask/Frozen-Flask/issues/45 In general, I think of Frozen-Flask as more of a static site generator, such as https://jekyllrb.com/...