Releases: jekyll/jekyll-mentions
Releases · jekyll/jekyll-mentions
v1.6.0
Minor Enhancements
- Allow configuring base URL in page front matter (#72)
- Incorporate document data only if it has override (#73)
Development Fixes
- ci: test against Jekyll 4.0
- style: target Ruby 2.4
- ignore vendor/bundle
Bug Fixes
- Support handling body tag across multiple lines (#70)
v1.5.1
Bug Fixes
- Re-introduce Ruby 2.3 support and test with Jekyll 3.7 and beyond (#69)
v1.5.0
Development Fixes
- Allow Jekyll v4 (still alpha)
- Drop support for Ruby 2.3
- chore(deps): rubocop-jekyll 0.3 (#65)
- Reintroduce style checks (#67)
v1.4.1
Bug Fixes
- Do not match the body tag eagerly (#64)
v1.4.0
Minor Enhancements
- Drop support for Ruby 2.2.x (#61)
- Relax version constraint on ActiveSupport (#60)
- Bump Rubocop to 0.55 (#61)
- Drop dependency on ActiveSupport (#63)
- Parse only content necessary to mentionify doc (#59)
v1.3.0
Minor Enhancements
- Allow underscores in usernames (#57)
- Mentionify only relevant docs or pages (#56)
Development Fixes
- Add rubocop to script/cibuild (#44)
- Rubocop: autocorrect (#49)
- Define path with dir (#46)
- Test against latest Rubies (#53)
- Use a version constant (#54)
- Use default Rake tasks and scripts (#55)
Documentation
- Docs: Use plugins key by default (#50)
v1.2.0
Development Fixes
- Inherit Jekyll's rubocop config for consistency (#38)
Minor Enhancements
- Add support for building the base URL from ENV on Enterprise (#40)
v1.1.3
- Allow uppercase chars in username (#33)
v1.1.2
- Don't strip html, body, and head tags (#29)
v1.1.1
- Handle subclassing of Jekyll::Page (#28)