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News for ikiwiki 2.20:
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The template plugin has begin to htmlize the variables passed to templates.
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This is normally what you want, but to get the old behavior and get at the
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raw value, you can use `<TMPL\_VAR raw\_variable>` in a template.
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ikiwiki 2.20 released with [[toggle text="these changes"]]
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[[toggleable text="""
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* inline: Add copyright/license info on a per-post basis to atom
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feeds if available. (rss doesn't allow such info on a per-post basis)
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* Also include overall copyright/license and author info in atom feeds if
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available.
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* meta: Allow copyright/license metadata to contain arbitrary markup.
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* Call preprocessor hooks in void context during the scan pass. This allows
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the hook to determine if it's just scanning, and avoid expensive
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operations.
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* img: Detect scan mode and avoid generating and writing the image file
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during it, for a 2x speedup.
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* meta: Run in scan mode again (more intelligently) and re-add support for
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meta link.
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* Fix support for the case where metadata appears after an inline directive
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that needs to use it. This was broken in version 2.16.
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* template: Remove bogus htmlize pass added in 2.16.
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* template: Htmlize template variables, but also provide a raw version
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via `<TMPL\_VAR raw\_variable>`.
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* When htmlizing text, if the input is a single line with no newline,
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and the htmlizer (such as markdown and textile) generates a html
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paragraph, remove it. This allows removing several hacks from other
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plugins that htmlize fragements of pages.
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* In preferences, allow the subscriptions and email fields to be cleared.
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* teximg: Fix to support the same formula on multiple pages."""]]
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