Hugo 0.51 Released

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Spread the word!

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complement is fantastic. The example in the docs is practical and can be used as is. Like it a lot. Tnx for your efforts, @bep and all the other contributors. Very much appreciated.

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like to get a hugo_extended_*_Linux-ARM.deb
Can it be done?

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Eventually, but it will have to wait. Long story.

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Brew - a macOS package manager - updated :white_check_mark:
Snap Package - the Hugo Snap (Snapcraft) package for Linux distributions

  • traditional release - updated :white_check_mark:
  • extended release - updated :white_check_mark:

Docker/CI Image - a Hugo Docker image for Continuous Integration - updated :white_check_mark:
Debian (sid) - updated :white_check_mark: (Track link)
Ubuntu (cosmic) - updated :white_check_mark: (Track link)
Fedora Copr - Hugo RPM packages for Fedora and CentOS - updated :white_check_mark:
Chocolatey Package - the Hugo Chocolatey package for Windows

Scoop - another Windows package manager - updated :white_check_mark:

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Hello @martignoni, the copr is up-to-date !

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Thanks. Updated. :+1:

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i love the new symdiff and complement functions!!!
and the way errors appear on your browser

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I am using windows, and victor-hugo boiler plate.

When I run ncu in my project directory it says hugo-bin ^0.30.0 → ^0.39.0
How do the hugo-bin versions in the package.json relate the versions posted here (current 0.51)?

I installed hugo globally and use chocolatey to update it, not sure if I need to do this (?) since I tend to just use the boiler plate and just run npm install.

When I run hugo version in cmd it says Hugo Static Site Generator v0.49
When I run choco upgrade hugo is says hugo v0.49 is the latest
Should I change my update source?

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Brew updated

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Thanks. Above post updated.

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Which package are you using? If you see from post #5 there are two packages in Chocolate. Once is updated and one isn’t.

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Thanks I got hugo-extended to update to 0.51 as a global variable. I am still not sure how the hugo-bin 0.30/0.39 in my npm package.json relates to the hugo version updates I see mentioned here (v0.51).

When I run npm build is it using the hugo-bin 0.30 as stated in the package.json? Is that the same as Hugo version 0.30?

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I’m not sure what hugo-bin is so I can’t tell you. Personally I think there’s better ways to get Hugo than through npm. It’s possible that it’s suppose to be regular Hugo but the maintainer hasn’t updated it in a long time. Maybe it’s something else. shrug

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@jswtch – Since you are using the victor-hugo boilerplate, if you run the below you will see which version of hugo the package.json is specified to download:

grep 'hugoVersion' node_modules/hugo-bin/package.json

You can then confirm the downloaded hugo version with:

node_modules/hugo-bin/vendor/hugo version
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@zwbetz Thanks, this makes so much sense.

If I were to branch off and start my own boilerplate to keep more up to date is there some testing routine I should go through prior to building to ensure everything works coherently?

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Not sure. My only familiarity with this repo is from cloning it locally and then poking around.

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This thread isn’t a “how to build Hugo” thread. There are plenty of those; if not, create another.

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I now maintain both hugo and hugo-extended Chocolatey packages and they will now automatically update within hours of the release being made. Both are currently updated to 0.51.

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