What would we do without updates.
When I was writing the article about flashlights, I forgot how to use expand to hide images that aren’t really necessary, so I went digging through the documentation. The documentation said “do it like this,” and Hugo said “quack” and couldn’t render it.
So I went to update the theme — Hugo said “I’m too old for this shit” and wanted to update itself.
I updated Hugo, and it said “quack” again and couldn’t render: because it turns out that in some ancient long-forgotten post I had already used expand, which back then was called — surprise surprise — expand, but now it’s been renamed to details!
So off you go, users, go change one thing to another across your hundreds of thousands of files, and on top of that the syntax changed a little too….
I tried to roll back, but while you can roll back the theme back and forth, I can’t install an older Hugo itself — it’s not available in brew…
(and even though the changes were probably in the theme rather than the engine itself, that’s no comfort — because if you update only the engine, it starts crashing on other things)
ERROR deprecated: resources.ToCSS was deprecated in Hugo v0.128.0 and subsequently removed. Use css.Sass instead.
ERROR deprecated: .Sites.First was deprecated in Hugo v0.127.0 and subsequently removed. Use .Sites.Default instead.All these updates went into the repository, and now there are still a few small things to fix here and there, because little glitches have been popping up…
Love updates.
PS. oh come ooon….
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