Allow configuration of files to be checked for links. #973
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This would also allow users to do the same thing as #969 without requiring changes to the main Hakyll code. |
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Oh, it looks like I was wrong about nobody requesting this before. Thanks :) |
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I merged #969 without looking at this, but I like this approach better, so let's merge it :) Thanks! |
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This adds a configuration option to customize which files are determined to be HTML files to check links for with
site check.This should help resolve #742. While it does not make Hakyll check links for all HTML files regardless of extension, it does make it possible to configure Hakyll to do so.