CPAN Testers (the best part of CPAN) revealed a bunch of bugs causing test failures that would prevent Statocles from being installed. This has demonstrated the value of writing robust test suites. Before we can announce a beta, we need to make sure that Statocles can be installed on most of the platforms that people use.
This release fixes most of the problems that CPAN Testers have revealed.
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With the push towards a useful public beta, I made some breaking changes in this release:
If you need to change all your files from ".yml" to ".markdown", you can use the following:
find site -name '*.yml' | rename -s '.yml' '.markdown'
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This release adds support for static files to the Store and a new app for adding static files to your site.
Since Statocles is meant to be used with a command line, you can now redirect input into the "blog post" command. This makes it easy to write scripts that generate markdown and use them with the blog.
The Statocles website also got a bit of a facelift, and that revealed a bunch more bugs to fix.
There was also a lot of test cleanup in this release, to make future development easier.
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This release adds automatic rebuilding of the site when changes are made (OSX
only, so far). We're now using Mojo::Log for logging (instead of a hacked up
diag() sub).
A breaking change to applications: The index() method is no longer used by
the site to determine what is the front page of the app, appropriate to
transform into the front page of the site. Now, the first item returned by
pages() must be the index page. This reduces the number of methods
applications need, and made it easier to implement the automatic rebuilding.
Finally, some much-needed cleanup as part of the automatic rebuilding feature. Still plenty of cleanup to go.
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This release fixes some issues that would prevent Statocles from installing. I may have finally fixed the Win32 test failure that has been plaguing me!
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