I am, so that appears to be the issue. Using apt I get an earlier version, which is not compatible with some of the themes I’d like to use. I think I’ll try my hand at compiling it without snap or apt, should be a good learning experience.
@rdwatters The documentation needs to include this limitation about the Hugo Snap. You can rephrase it as you see appropriate.
When running the Hugo snap the user will not be able to run an external content editor specified in config.toml because of the snap security architecture. See the above Github issue as a well.
I think I’ll ditch the Hugo snap also and go back to installing the .deb files as new versions come out.
The issue that really gets on my nerves is that whenever the snap gets updated hugo disappears from my $PATH for no reason and comes back whenever it feels like it.
The past 2 weeks this happened to me like 3 times already since there were new Hugo versions.
I understand that snap may be re-indexing itself or whatever, but there is no notification in Ubuntu. Nada!
Still I can override this problem by typing snap run hugo but why do I have to resort using an extra command?
I’ve looked everywhere for this snap issue and there is nothing anywhere…
Hugo 0.25.1 has finally landed in Debian! See Debian -- Details of package hugo in sid, or use apt-get update && apt-get install hugo to install it, if you are using Debian sid.
Ubuntu “artful” (the future 17.10) users should see it soon too.
Special thanks to Debian Developer Dr. Tobias Quathamer who has packaged up Hugo’s new dependencies such as golang-golang-x-image and golang-github-chaseadamsio-goorgeous. He has saved me a lot of work in getting the new package ready for Debian sid/buster.