00:45 <tom[]> can guard run deploy if a compile succeeded?

09:46 <ddfreyne> tom[]: No, and I'm not sure whether that would be a good thing to have either

10:43 <ddfreyne> tom[]: what would your use case for that be?

10:43 <ddfreyne> tom[]: You loose the advantage of having a pre-flight check, so to speak

13:57 <tom[]> ddfreyne: i started to integrate my nanoc project with my php webapp. most of the nanoc compiled output goes to the right place by setting the output_dir. but i am also using nanoc (trying to be dry) to generate views for the php webapp. they go somewhere else. i've been using deploy for that.

13:57 <tom[]> i'm starting to think there's a better way

19:50 <popo> hi i want to use nanoc to make pages only - i'm not interested in blogging - how do i maintain a 'folder' type structure, with the homepage being xxx.com/index.html, and individual pages intheir own folders, say xxx.com/1/index.html etc>