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Fix Jekyll startup issue due to recent changes with Minimal Mistake theme #113
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Hey @swcurran!
Jekyll started running into some issues loading Minimal Mistakes via
remote_theme, so I've made a small fix to our Gemfiles as suggested here: mmistakes/minimal-mistakes#1875Since this is a remote theme that's actively being worked on, it may be worth noting that similar issues can be prevented in the future if we specified a specific version of the theme, like this:
remote_theme: "mmistakes/[email protected]"... then manually upgrading to newer versions as you see fit (as suggested by the theme's maintainer). I haven't done that here, but I thought I'd give you a heads up in case you'd like to make this change.
Thanks!