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So you want to help migrate a plugin? Great!
If the plugin you want to migrate is located in the legacy monolithic Pelican Plugins repository:
Create an issue at the legacy monolithic Pelican Plugins repository and ask a maintainer to create a corresponding new repository under the new Pelican Plugins …
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Pelican 4.5 is now available. Its marquee feature is support for “namespace” plugins, which means any plugin listed under the new Pelican Plugins organization can be installed via Pip, after which Pelican should automatically detect and enable the new plugin.
This also means that Pelican projects can specify and …
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In the spirit of Hacktoberfest, we will be conducting an informal sprint on Sunday, 20 October. One of the goals for this sprint is to migrate plugins from the current monolithic repository to individual, community-shared repositories. The following issues will provide some historical background for those who want to learn …
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Pelican 4.1 has been released and includes the following enhancements, fixes, and tweaks:
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Pelican 4.0 has been released, including many enhancements, fixes, and tweaks. Highlights include:
