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After intermitent recovery following last month's outages, now my home page is now stuck five days behind my site's content. For something that used to be rock-solid, I'm starting to have doubts about Blot's stability.

Hey there, I'm currently not able to post anything through git. I also can't change my pages. Everything pushes normally, but nothings shows up in blot. Is anyone else seeing this?

About 12 hours ago, when trying to open any template for editing, an error appears: "Error: Error rendering /template-editor/preview.html: Unclosed section "tags" at 7088" After duplicating other templates, the result is the same. This is with all templates. The site is working, and the template preview is working too.

Simple formating such as titles in bold and quotes in italics are not appearing in published posts, despite being in source Google Doc. Also not all the "tags", which are in the Google Doc titles, are updating after being amended.

I am using the Magazine template and writing my posts in Google Docs. However, I cannot get any images to show in published posts, irrespective of whether I embed them in the doc itself or use Markdown (which I suspect isn't fully supported by Google Docs). I could write my posts in Notepad for Windows but again, I suspect that when uploaded to Google Docs it will mess things up. Any advice on how I can get images to display without giving up the convenience of Google Docs? Regards, Roger.

I've added an example Org file to my blog only to see that it's detected as a file, and not as a post. The file's contents are just: This is a test. /Woo-hoo./

I am working on a post with some latex equations. They look great and everything, but when there is a latex error of some kind it fails silently, and prevents changes from reflecting in my post. Tracing down an error is a lot of work, but I isolated a few of them, and now that I've traced the problems, I am completely baffled. Very mundane things like adding () around something can cause it to fail, and I can't figure out why. For example I have a line $$A_{ij}$$ contains $$(X_{i,c}W_{c,0})X$$. which apparently works fine because the page renders, but if I change it to $$A_{ij}$$ contains $$(X_{i,c}W_{c,0})(X)$$. then all changes I make to the document are blocked, and aren't reflected until I remove the surrounding () from X. Another problematic snippet is The resulting attention matrix is $$ A = XW^Q W^K^\intercal X^\intercal $$ Which renders the middle W^K correctly, but everything else is left as plain text.. Then if I include the subsequent paragraph, again, changes are blocked. While this is easy to lay out, it is very difficult to interpret. The meaning of each barcode depends entirely on which other barcodes are present, so the meaning of $$W^Q$$ and $$W^K$$ can't be nailed down without context. But if I remove it I can make changes again (but the proceeding equation still renders wrong) I can't reproduce any of these issues with my own local latex environments, and I've tried all kinds of variations to figure out what is wrong. Does anyone know what is going on?

I'm using git and my new posts are going through to my blog (I can see them in the dashboard). However, they are not showing up on the main page of my blog. Some are showing on the archives page and some aren't. This just started today.

I published a post last night and expected it to be the top post. It did not appear anywhere on the home page. I edited it and reset to make sure dates and times were correct. No change. Looking at the file on the site it is correct if has the new edits. But it is displaying and older version Blog/draft still at the bottom. But this should not prevent it from being the top post. Any ideas? Thanks

When I tried to push a file to Blot using Git, I encountered the following : HTTP 413 Error despite reasonable file sizes: git commit -m "changes" git push shell: /usr/bin/bash -e {0} env: BLOT_REPO_NAME: *** BLOT_REPO_URL: *** BLOT_USER_EMAIL: *** BLOT_USER_NAME: *** [master 8ba9cc2] changes 5 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create mode 100644 assets/_L1000146.jpg create mode 100644 assets/_L1000189.jpg create mode 100644 assets/_L1000205.jpg create mode 100644 assets/_L1000213.jpg error: RPC failed; HTTP 413 curl 22 The requested URL returned error: 413 I thought the files might be too large, so I checked their sizes, but they weren't excessively big: -rw-r--r--@ 1 xxx staff 354982 9 11 22:32 _L1000137.jpg -rw-r--r--@ 1 xxx staff 837096 9 11 22:32 _L1000146.jpg -rw-r--r--@ 1 xxx staff 626368 9 11 22:32 _L1000189.jpg -rw-r--r--@ 1 xxx staff 585994 9 11 22:32 _L1000205.jpg -rw-r--r--@ 1 xxx staff 502986 9 11 22:32 _L1000213.jpg Is there any workaround for this issue?