• 0.33.0 e91a1344b0

    0.33.0 Stable

    stefano released this 2025-12-28 15:01:42 +01:00 | 7 commits to main since this release

    Key Highlights in 0.33.0

    Full Content Display on Homepage

    Version 0.33 introduces a highly requested feature: the ability to display complete post content directly on your homepage index, rather than just excerpts or descriptions.

    New Configuration Option:

    # Control homepage content display in config.sh.local
    INDEX_SHOW_FULL_CONTENT="false"  # Default: show excerpts only
    INDEX_SHOW_FULL_CONTENT="true"   # Show full post content
    

    This feature maintains backward compatibility - sites will continue showing excerpts by default unless explicitly configured otherwise.

    Dutch Language Support

    BSSG's internationalization continues to expand with the addition of Dutch (nl) locale support, contributed by Stefan "ZipKid" Goethals

    Command-Line Workflow Enhancement

    A quality-of-life improvement from contributor Tj makes working with multiple BSSG sites significantly easier through automatic config variable expansion in command-line arguments.

    When managing multiple sites via BSSG_LCONF, you previously had to type full paths repeatedly:

      export BSSG_LCONF=/a/very/deep/path/to/site/a
      ./bssg.sh edit '/a/very/deep/path/to/site/a/pages/page-1.md'
    

    Now you can reference config variables directly using shell variable syntax (with single quotes to prevent premature expansion):

      export BSSG_LCONF=/a/very/deep/path/to/site/a
      ./bssg.sh edit '$PAGES_DIR/page-1.md'
    

    Supported Variables:

    • $SRC_DIR - Posts directory
    • $PAGES_DIR - Pages directory
    • $DRAFTS_DIR - Drafts directory
    • $OUTPUT_DIR - Build output directory
    • And any other config variables you've defined

    This enhancement makes BSSG more intuitive and faster to use, especially for power users managing multiple sites.

    Improved BSD/Non-GNU Compatibility

    A critical fix addresses compatibility issues when using the parallel command from the moreutils package instead of GNU Parallel.

    BSSG's parallel processing feature assumed that any parallel command was GNU Parallel. Systems with moreutils installed would fail during post processing because the two tools have incompatible command-line interfaces.

    BSSG now explicitly checks for GNU Parallel by querying the version string, ensuring it only enables parallel processing when the correct tool is available. This fix improves compatibility across FreeBSD, various Linux distributions, and other Unix-like systems.

    Thank you to all contributors for making BSSG more powerful and accessible!

    No additional dependencies or server configuration required for this update.

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