Ignore some environments

[doktorbro]

ignore:
  envs: [development]

See jekyll/jekyll#2417

[doktorbro]

Dear friends of fast Jekyll websites, the latest version of the compress layout allows to ignore it in some environments. You can use it since Jekyll 2.1.

Example

So you do not want to compress the HTML while developing the website on your local machine.

1. Set the environment variable ENV["JEKYLL_ENV"] to local.
2. Set the same string in the configuration file (_config.yml):

compress_html:
  ignore:
    envs: [local]

Of course you can define multiple environments to ignore.

⚠️ If the ENV["JEKYLL_ENV"] is empty, then the current env is development.

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Thank you for making the web faster:

@bbBobbyEarl, @kleinfreund, @pbfy0, @TuckerWhitehouse, @robinpoort, @dhutchison, @seabre, @Phlow, @freecates, @parkr

[TuckerWhitehouse]

@penibelst I don't think you meant to include me in your thank you... :)

[doktorbro]

@TuckerWhitehouse I included you, because you compress several websites with my layout.

[kleinfreund]

@penibelst Testing this right now. I've set the environment variable on the user level here (Windows 7), but echo $ENV["JEKYLL_ENV"] prints [JEKYLL_ENV] not local. Not sure if one has to use a different syntax here.

[kleinfreund]

Well, was missing the obvious here.

Setting the Jekyll environment variable on Windows works with JEKYLL_ENV set to local.

It works like a charm. Very nice, @penibelst.

[doktorbro]

@kleinfreund Glad to hear it works on your machine.