Releases: thien-do/memos-pub
v3: Better links
Spotlight
- #39 Open absolute links in new tab, by @tuhuynh27 from keva.dev
Updates
- 1178a9b Pre-render member blogs so they are always fast even after new memos.pub releases
- 1bb9e12 Add option to hide the file list when a README exists (example: config, result), thanks @huydx
- b66216f Show a subtle indicator when a routing takes longer than usual, thanks @monodyle, @ng-hai
- 9a1ce76 Support client-side routing for relative links in markdown (example)
- 1a9a94e Support "title" and "date" in Front Matter (example: source, result), thanks @unrealhoang
For contributors:
v2: Better listing
Spotlight
We're super happy to introduce blog.keva.dev, the latest blog on our platform. This is where the Keva team writes all things interesting about their excellent data store 🎉 We'd like to thank @tuhuynh27 for working with us on this.
Updates
This release puts the README of a folder/repo before its article list (c364ed5), along with several minor tweaks to make listing better:
- c364ed5 Hide the README entry in article list since its content is shown already
- c364ed5 Hide folder or repo name if a README existed, since READMEs usually have better titles already
- 1808505 Disable the "#" link for the first heading, since it usually works as the page's title
- 0db791c Hide the "This folder is empty" message if a README existed
This release also removes experimental support for GitLab (#17, 5492a51). Thank to the generous help from @nguyenquangminh0711, we had some initial success in supporting both GitHub and GitLab as sources. However, with our focus on Customisation in the foreseeable future, we decided to remove GitLab integration to simplify our architecture (8eb0141) and expedite other areas. We hope to resume our work here when we have suitable resource.
v1: Better cache
Changes
Details
- Changes on authors' GitHub now take 1 minute at most to reflect on memos.pub (or their own custom domain, if the author has). Previously this took 5 minutes (which is why we had a hidden manual revalidation endpoint, which is no longer necessary).
- New memos.pub releases now no longer invalidate content caches, which means authors' blogs are always as fast as static assets.
- Memos.pub is now a good API citizen of GitHub REST API.