{"head":"06a6ac7c20761fd85e0662758de9667a4eca6a19","size":1,"push_id":47316549,"commits":[{"sha":"06a6ac7c20761fd85e0662758de9667a4eca6a19","author":{"name":"Tomaz Kragelj","email":"005a50eee1a85cc57163fd85c4749b0661222ae7@gmail.com"},"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/tomaz/PieCrust/commits/06a6ac7c20761fd85e0662758de9667a4eca6a19","message":"Implemented user-defined arbitrary blog posts hierarchy.\n\nThis is useful for not-much frequent blogs where flat system would result in too many posts accumulated over years, but hierarchy system would be too fragmented. New system is called `user` and requires the same naming scheme as flat, but arbitrary directory structure, for example by years etc. File search is recursive, so you can nest to arbitrary depth (hope :))."}],"ref":"refs/heads/master","legacy":{"head":"06a6ac7c20761fd85e0662758de9667a4eca6a19","size":1,"push_id":47316549,"shas":[["06a6ac7c20761fd85e0662758de9667a4eca6a19","tkragelj@gmail.com","Implemented user-defined arbitrary blog posts hierarchy.\n\nThis is useful for not-much frequent blogs where flat system would result in too many posts accumulated over years, but hierarchy system would be too fragmented. New system is called `user` and requires the same naming scheme as flat, but arbitrary directory structure, for example by years etc. File search is recursive, so you can nest to arbitrary depth (hope :)).","Tomaz Kragelj"]],"ref":"refs/heads/master"}}