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@@ -180,15 +180,20 @@ The next time you will add a new post **only** that post will be build. Other,
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pages that will be updated are the posts tags, the archive and the main index.
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Everything else remains unchanged. Hence, the speed up in build times.
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-There is only one caveat for the way blogit does gradual builds. Currently,
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-once a post is built it is stored in the file ``content_root/blogit.db`` and
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-it is not built again. Future versions of blogit will store also the last
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-modification time of the file and will build the file if the change time is
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-newer then the one stored in the database.
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-
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-If you can't wait until than, you can modify the database, or completely remove
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-it. Modifying the database is straight forward. It's a simple JSON file. Just
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-make sure you don't forget to close curly brackets when you edit the file.
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+If you modify a file, while you needed to edit something. blogit will detect it,
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+and will add it to the build::
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+
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+ $ touch -m content/posts/1912-07-24-out-to-sea.md
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+ $ ~/Software/t $ blogit -b
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+ Rendering website now...
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+ entries:
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+ posts/1912-07-24-out-to-sea.md
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+ updating tag fiction
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+ Updating index
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+ Updating archive
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Contributing
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^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Oz N Tiram