Every goHugo update brings new surprises, most daring are the deprecated features which are now removed. This time I ran into the deprecated data.GetJSON feature which was removed.
The work title for the v0.123.0 release has been "the million pages release", introducing a new memory limit that allows for a streaming build, shifting large objects out of memory when not in use....
Every goHugo update brings new surprises, most daring are the deprecated features which are now removed. This time I ran into the deprecated data.GetJSON feature which was removed.
Several days ago, I noticed that my Gallery page wasn’t rendering correctly for some reason. Well, as it turns out, Hugo got a pretty big update just a few days ago that included several breaking changes. One of these changes was in regards to how Hugo treats html files in the /content directory. Unlike all of the other index pages on my website, the Gallery was written in plain html. At the time, it was easier to keep the styling I wanted for the page (namely, the photo “cards” and captions,) by writing it in html, rather than coming up with a shortcode to handle it or something. This worked fine for months, but now after these new changes, my Gallery page no longer renders correctly. Hugo appears to be taking my index.html and reading the whole thing as Content, then runs it through my baseof.html, as if it were a normal Markdown file.