Hello - it's been a while.
If I set a baseURL in my config.toml, such as http://www.mysite.com, when I use {{ .Site.BaseURL }}, no trailing slash is appended, so I'd compensate by adding one in the template.
Then, say if I want to publish the same content to http://anothersite.com/~myuser, I can override the baseURL in the hugo command when I generate like:
hugo --config="/path/to/my/config.toml" --baseURL="http://anothersite.com/~myuser" -s /path/to/my/site/ -d /tmp/anothersite.com.myuser
...but, when doing this, it appends a trailing slash, so I don't need to compensate.
Should this not be consistent?
Using:
Hugo Static Site Generator v0.20-DEV-73C1C7B6 darwin/amd64 BuildDate: 2017-04-02T16:28:29+09:00
It should be consistent. But manually creating URLs using {{ .Site.BaseURL }} is fragile, esp. for themes, and not recommended.
Use absURL and friends, and you should not have to worry about slashes.
thanks @bep, I'll give it a try!
@bep as you say, that works perfectly.
For future reference for searchers, doing:
<img src="{{ "img/mylogo.jpg" | relURL }}" class="this that" alt="Logo">
... for the http://anothersite.com/~myuser site, gives:
<img src="/~myuser/img/mylogo.jpg" class="this that" alt="Logo">
... and for the http://www.mysite.com site, gives:
<img src="/img/mylogo.jpg" class="this that" alt="Logo">
Thanks again!
This change is a bug fix and it also will break configurations that relied inadvertently on the old buggy code. It's a one-byte fix if you need the trailing slash. If you need it and don't use it, you'll get this behavior:
https://discuss.gohugo.io/t/hugo-0-20-upgrade-page-template-breaks/6097
https://github.com/vjeantet/hugo-theme-casper/issues/84 notes changes suggested to the Casper theme for 0.20.
Casper theme has been updated with changes.
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@bep as you say, that works perfectly.
For future reference for searchers, doing:
... for the
http://anothersite.com/~myusersite, gives:... and for the
http://www.mysite.comsite, gives:Thanks again!