Jekyll not generating files from deeply nested folder

0
votes

I am trying to generate a site that contains javadoc.

The structure looks like this:

|
|--com
|   |--myproduct
|          |--mypackage
|               |--notgenerated.html
|--index.html

In the _site folder I get only

|
|--index.html

When I add a dummy file in the com directory

|
|--com
|   |--myproduct
|   |       |--mypackage
|   |            |--notgenerated.html
|   |--generated.html
|--index.html

The _site folder now looks like this

|
|--com
|   |--generated.html
|--index.html

How can I get Jekyll to copy these deeply nested files to the _site directory without having to place dummy files in the intermediate directories?

I am using Ruby 1.9.1 with Jekyll 0.11.2 on Win7-x64.

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jekyllgithub-pagesstatic-site
When you run jekyll, do you not get any error output at all? If so, paste it into the question... – Dan Gravell
Nope, no error output, and all other pages generate fine. – Axel Fontaine
What are the actual names of the directories and the file? It may have something to do with that. – Alan W. Smith
Folders beginning with an underscore, such as _EXAMPLE, need to be added to the include section of _config.yml. – Paul Wenzel

1 Answers

1
votes

The kind souls at Github support found the cause.

It turns out that I had a mistake in _config.yml.

I used

exclude: dir1, dir2, file1

instead of

exclude: [dir1, dir2, file1]

And this caused the site generation to fail. Silently.