11:18 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: As an idea, it may be worth investigating $SAFE usage in nanoc and prevent people from bypassing nanoc's dependency tracking stuff. Maybe a bit extreme though :)

11:19 <ddfreyne> actually that is not really goign to work well

13:46 <ddfreyne> Automated tests are starting to look better:

13:46 <ddfreyne> https://travis-ci.org/nanoc/nanoc-core

13:58 <guardian> damn I wish I could do nanoc compile /foo/

13:59 <guardian> wow nanoc compile -w is so scary

13:59 <ddfreyne> What is scary about it?

14:03 <guardian> the amount of warnings :)

14:05 <ddfreyne> guardian: Can you throw them in a gist?

14:05 <guardian> yeah

14:06 <guardian> http://pastebin.com/Dap4C8gb some are mine, but the others...

14:08 <ddfreyne> guardian: Seems like it's mostly shadowing variables (which is fine, although maybe confusing) and uninitialised variables, but those default to nil anyway

14:08 <ddfreyne> I finally converted adsf into a git repository: https://github.com/ddfreyne/adsf

14:09 <guardian> now that I see those warnings, I may have found the cause for *maybe* strange dependencies

14:09 <guardian> http://pastebin.com/xgFWiyAM could raise Nanoc::Errors::UnmetDependency.new(rep) unless rep.compiled? be the culprit?

14:10 <guardian> my post items use my 'image' helper that needs to tell nanoc "ok this post depends on all the reps of this image"

14:11 <guardian> oh well I'll try to clean up and publish the source of my site on github anyways

14:13 <ddfreyne> guardian: Before that line, you need two more ones:

14:13 <ddfreyne> Nanoc::NotificationCenter.post(:visit_started, item)

14:13 <ddfreyne> Nanoc::NotificationCenter.post(:visit_ended, item)

14:13 <ddfreyne> with item being whatever item you depend on

14:13 <ddfreyne> Hmmm... that should actually not be necessary

14:14 <ddfreyne> guardian: Ahh, you need that, because you are using #raw_path instead of #path

14:15 <ddfreyne> Hmmmm

14:15 <guardian> oh well it's working great

14:15 <guardian> don't bother with it, it's not the cause for my troubles

14:15 <ddfreyne> nm, it's not necessary

14:15 <ddfreyne> #raw_path properly generates dependencies

14:15 <guardian> the cause is my cache busting thingy

14:16 <guardian> "irc://freenode.planet-d.net:1337/#raw_path properly generates dependencies" by now? was it always the case?

14:16 <ddfreyne> It has been for a long time

14:16 <guardian> fucking irc client :)

14:17 <guardian> can item.children return nil?

14:17 <ddfreyne> guardian: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/commit/c793107183fbfb32c2113d6db40c7d66ba1ed863 since nanoc 3.3.0, somewhere in 2011 :P

14:17 <ddfreyne> guardian: No, it will always be an enumerable

14:18 <guardian> ok so yeah I think I started this image helper before 3.3 :)

14:22 <ddfreyne> alright

16:42 <bobthecow> ddfreyne: hey! 3/4 environments are passing nanoc-core. congrats!

18:22 <ddfreyne> JRuby has weird issues though :(

18:23 <skroon> hi all

18:23 <ddfreyne> hi

18:24 <ddfreyne> bobthecow: It is extremely useful to have good CI. I've basically been ignoring Travis before :(

18:29 <bobthecow> definitely.

18:29 <darix> ddfreyne: in doubt bother headius

18:34 <ddfreyne> Yeah I was speaking with him on #rubinius a while ago

18:34 <ddfreyne> Also, one of 3 failign tests on rbx was a bug in Rubinius! :D

19:33 <skroon_> ddfreyne: I would like to use my multilingual site with two blogs (for now, and when getting more language, multiples) , one at: mydomain.com/blog/ and at: mydomain.com/nl/blog/

19:33 <skroon_> is this an issue with the blog helpers?

19:34 <skroon_> or is just only a matter of setting the Rules correctly?

19:35 <skroon_> reason i'm asking is helpers like: aritlces() and sorted_articles() will give me back mixed language blogs by default right?

19:47 <musicmatze> skroon_: You could set a flag in the articles 'language: ger' and select from the sorted_articles() method:

19:47 <musicmatze> sorted_articles.select {|a| a[:language] == 'ger' }

19:47 <musicmatze> as an example...

19:47 <musicmatze> don't know if exactly _this_ code works, but that's the way how I would do it with nanoc.

19:50 <skroon_> musicmatze: ah nice one indeed

19:50 <skroon_> musicmatze: thanks