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I don't see any reason what would be bad to follow the default Jekyll behaviour (with a current Jekyll version, see PR) and use absolute URLs everywhere.
The advantage is, we could get rid of all those {% include relative-baseurl.html %} includes that are cluttered all over the place.
If the absolute-url-idea is a problem, we could at least check if the include in _layouts/basic.html is not enough for all the other pages. IMO a variable only needs to be assigned once, not in every single file.
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I don't see any reason what would be bad to follow the default Jekyll behaviour (with a current Jekyll version, see PR) and use absolute URLs everywhere.
The advantage is, we could get rid of all those
{% include relative-baseurl.html %}
includes that are cluttered all over the place.If the absolute-url-idea is a problem, we could at least check if the include in _layouts/basic.html is not enough for all the other pages. IMO a variable only needs to be assigned once, not in every single file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: