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I made my proof dictionary.
The rules are saved with non-alphabetic filenames.
The rules are not shown in GitHub Pages except for just one rule.
This tendency is also valid for other forks of the proof dictionary.
I tested it with the dictGlob method and confirm that the rules work.
Also, if I change the filename only with alphabetic characters, it works as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems that Jekyll skips the Unicode characters.
Jekyll recongnize あ.yml and い.yml as same file.
So if one adds the alphabetic suffix, e.g. あ_a.yml or い_i.yml, It works as expected.
Note that the additional part, _a and _i in the sample above, must be unique.
I made my proof dictionary.
The rules are saved with non-alphabetic filenames.
The rules are not shown in GitHub Pages except for just one rule.
This tendency is also valid for other forks of the proof dictionary.
I tested it with the
dictGlob
method and confirm that the rules work.Also, if I change the filename only with alphabetic characters, it works as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: