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Pelican v3.7.0 Release Notes

Release Date: 2016-12-12 // over 7 years ago
    • Atom feeds output <content> in addition to <summary>
    • Atom feeds use <published> for the original publication date and
      ⚡️ <updated> for modifications
    • 👍 Simplify Atom feed ID generation and support URL fragments
    • Produce category feeds with category-specific titles
    • 0️⃣ RSS feeds now default to summary instead of full content —
      set RSS_FEED_SUMMARY_ONLY = False to revert to previous behavior
    • Replace MD_EXTENSIONS with MARKDOWN setting
    • Replace JINJA_EXTENSIONS with more-robust JINJA_ENVIRONMENT setting
    • 👌 Improve summary truncation logic to handle special characters and tags that
      📜 span multiple lines, using HTML parser instead of regular expressions
    • Include summary when looking for intra-site link substitutions
    • 🔗 Link to authors and index via {author}name and {index} syntax
    • Override widget names via LINKS_WIDGET_NAME and SOCIAL_WIDGET_NAME
    • 💾 Add INDEX_SAVE_AS option to override default index.html value
    • ✂ Remove PAGES context variable for themes in favor of pages
    • SLUG_SUBSTITUTIONS now accepts 3-tuple elements, allowing URL slugs to
      contain non-alphanumeric characters
    • 🏷 Tag and category slugs can be controlled with greater precision using the
      TAG_SUBSTITUTIONS and CATEGORY_SUBSTITUTIONS settings
    • Author slugs can be controlled with greater precision using the
      AUTHOR_SUBSTITUTIONS setting
    • 0️⃣ DEFAULT_DATE can be defined as a string
    • 0️⃣ Use mtime instead of ctime when DEFAULT_DATE = 'fs'
    • ➕ Add --fatal=errors|warnings option for use with continuous integration
    • When using generator-level caching, ensure previously-cached files are
      🖨 processed instead of just new files
    • ➕ Add Python and Pelican version information to debug output
    • 👌 Improve compatibility with Python 3.5
    • Comply with and enforce PEP8 guidelines
    • 📚 Replace tables in settings documentation with data:: directives