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Version 0.17.3 includes all of the improvements from version 0.17.2, and marks the completion of a migration from a monorepo structure to a more modular architecture. This release also lays the groundwork for the potential future open sourcing of HyperTemplates components. 🎉

Fixed a bug in all builds that allowed pages with page.draft set to true to be included in the build output.

Fixed bug preventing feed pages from being updated during incremental builds (i.e. hyperctl generate and hyperctl publish). Minor performance improvement in libhypertexting builds.

NEW: Added support for overriding site.config.content_dir, site.config.data_dir, site.config.static_dir, and site.config.theme from command flags and/or environment variables. These changes make it possible to build multiple versions of a site from the same commit without needing to modify site.yaml or site.json. See the hyperctl build, hyperctl deploy, hyperctl generate, hyperctl publish, and hyperctl server commands for more information.

CHANGES: fixed a bug in ht-base processing order that was introduced in 0.16.0; ht-base attributes must be processed after ht-attrs, ht-content, and ht-block.

NEW: this release adds the ht-query attribute for annotating URLs (e.g. href and src attributes) with query parameters, and improves performance by as much as 25-35% by employing more concurrency in builds.

NEW: this release adds the hyperctl asset ls command, ht-base templating attribute, and two new template data properties are now available during ht-template iteration (ht.index + ht.count).

CHANGES: Fixed a bug in page.author and page.contributors template data processing. Minor performance improvement from fixing an innocuous bug in ht-attrs processing that would cause some ht-attrs attributes to be processed multiple times.

This is the first public release of HyperTemplates. Check out the introductory blog post for more information.