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Whitelist plugin request: jekyll-last-modified-at #838

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@BenSouchet

Hi,
After looking for a way to display the last modification date of pages / collections, I found a good Jekyll plugin that do that: jekyll-last-modified-at.

But, since the plugin isn't whitelisted I cannot use it directly with the Github Pages native flow. I forced to build the Jekyll site and then push the result to Github.

So, I decided to create this "issue" to discuss and know if it was possible to whitelist the plugin.

If there is a better alternative / way / plugin to display the last modification date of a page (without adding it manually via front matter) I'm interested.

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  • The site generated by GitHub Pages
  • Building sites locally

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  1. kevinnlsamuel commented on Jun 24, 2022

    @kevinnlsamuel

    dupe of #119

    also it just seems like it just wouldn't work in the GH Pages environment because of how the source files are processed

    you can still build locally and push static content!

  2. parkr commented on Jun 24, 2022

    @parkr
    Contributor

    GitHub Actions may or may not solve this issue as well. I believe by default, the actions/checkout action does a shallow clone so if you use Actions with this plugin, remember to enable a full clone.

  3. nisbet-hubbard commented on Aug 8, 2024

    @nisbet-hubbard

    A workaround is to automate this as part of build:

        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        steps:
          - name: Checkout
            uses: actions/checkout@v4
          - uses: dorny/paths-filter@v3
            id: filter
            with:
        # Enable listing of files matching each filter.
        # Paths to files will be available in `${FILTER_NAME}_files` output variable.
        # Paths will be escaped and space-delimited.
        # Output is usable as command-line argument list in Linux shell
              list-files: shell
    
        # In this example changed files will be checked by linter.
        # It doesn't make sense to lint deleted files.
        # Therefore we specify we are only interested in added or modified files.
              filters: |
                markdown:
                  - added|modified: '*.md'
                  - added|modified: 'path/to/*.md'
          - name: Lint Markdown
            if: ${{ steps.filter.outputs.markdown == 'true' }}
            run: |
              sed -i "0,/last_modified_at.*/s//last_modified_at: $(date +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%:z')/" ${{ steps.filter.outputs.markdown_files }}
          - uses: stefanzweifel/git-auto-commit-action@v5
          - name: Setup Pages
          …
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