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I met a very strange Python module loading behaviour in Pelican today :
https://github.com/getpelican/pelican/blob/3395e71/pelican/settings.py#L21
Here is some minimal code reproducing the issue. It requires 5 files :
bug_repro.py
dir_a/__init__.py
dir_a/test_data/pelicanconf.py
dir_b/__init__.py
dir_b/test_data/pelicanconf.pybug_repro.py contains:
import dir_a
import dir_bdir_a/__init__.py and dir_b/__init__.py both contain this code:
import os
from importlib.machinery import SourceFileLoader
print(SourceFileLoader('pelicanconf', os.path.dirname(__file__) + '/test_data/pelicanconf.py').load_module().THEME)dir_a/test_data/pelicanconf.py contains only the line THEME = 'localized_theme' and dir_b/test_data/pelicanconf.py is empty.
What will produces python3.7 bug_repro.py ? 😉
Some time ago, I used the overblog platform in order to create a blog for a long trip in Ireland.
Despite being sometimes very slow, it was overall a good platform, very easy to grasp for beginners. The blog is now old and unused, but before destroying it I wanted …
When I migrated this blog to Pelican, I noted one thing that I missed from Ghost: tags autocompletion, to help reusing tags I already defined in other articles.
Because nowadays I mostly use Notepad++ or vim to write my blog posts,
I found out an easy solution that works for …
Ça y est ! Bascule effectuée !
Ce blog est désormais un blog statique, généré avec Pelican.
Et au passage: c'est son anniversaire ! 3 ans :)
Pourquoi migrer vers un blog statique avec Pelican ?
- par souci de simplicité:
make publishet il n'y a plus qu'à servir les fichiers HTML générés - par sécurité …