Hi,
nanoc 3.0.2 is out!
nanoc is a web publishing system written in Ruby for building small to
medium-sized websites. For more information, check out
http://nanoc.stoneship.org/
.
This release fixes a bug related to pattern matching in compilation
and routing rules: in nanoc 3.0.1, the pattern ‘/foo/*/’ would
erroneously match /foo/ as well–not in 3.0.2 anymore. There are some
other tiny enhancements too; check the release notes for details.
/!\ IMPORTANT /!\ – nanoc’s gems are now hosted on Gemcutter [1],
since this is becoming the default host for Ruby gems [2]. If you
don’t have Gemcutter yet, you can install using “gem install
gemcutter” followed by “gem tumble” (to add Gemcutter to the list of
gem sources).
When you have Gemcutter, updating nanoc3 is done the usual way, like
this:
gem update nanoc3
The full release notes:
- Children-only identifier patterns no longer erroneously also match
parent (e.g. /foo/*/ no longer matches /foo/) - The create_site command no longer uses those ugly HTML entities
- Install message now mentions the IRC channel
Some links that you may find useful:
- http://nanoc.stoneship.org/ – the nanoc web site
- irc://chat.freenode.net/#nanoc – the nanoc IRC channel
- http://groups.google.com/group/nanoc – the discussion group
Enjoy!
Denis