- Added Guard for file watching
- Configs can be automatically reloaded
- Static asset changes do not trigger Jekyll build
- CommonJS modular js support proved by stich-rb
- Javascript is concatenated and uglified
- Environment variables toggle uglify and fingerprinting
- New Jekyll plugin config_tag
- New Jekyll plugin javascript_assets_tag
- Added theme specific configurations
- Custome Jekyll Guard to the rescue
- Install, Generate, Watch, and Preview work with Guard now.
- Now configs are no longer tracked by Octopress, only theme defauts are.
- Console messages can be colorized.
- misc config reorganization and improvements
* '2.1' of github.com:imathis/octopress:
Adding a default for comment disabling.
Make it possible to disable the comments section entirely without having to muck with theme files.
An update of rretsiem's pull request, for 2.1.
Removal of apparently unreferenced, dangling method.
Grand whitespace cleanup.
Some Jekyll plugins confuse Compass by mucking around with the CWD.
Allow .md for markdown files.
Bring over a couple little things from master...
Simplifying clean task.
Fix static reference to instance method in Compass' config.
Remove cruft from Gemfile.lock since rspec is no longer specified in the Gemfile.
Ignore all generated JS bundles, preview-mode flag, generated _config.yml, and most editor temp files.
Remove redundant require statement from Rakefile.
Bump Rack version to leverage security fixes.
* Make it less needlessly noisy (no need to enumerate all files when doing rm_rf).
* Explicitly nuking screen.css is superflous as `compass clean` will do this for us.
* Make task description more accurate about what's happening.
* Make task feedback less redundant (details of what was removed are right above it).
1) If ssh_key was absent, you'd get an error.
2) Had to specify full path to key ("/Users/jfrisby/.ssh/...") -- couldn't use "~/.ssh/...". Since SSH demands it be there anyway, let's pre-populate for the user and make their lives easier.
3) Ensure uniform and consistent trailing slashes on source and dest paths to avoid accidentally mucking things up.
