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Among the many collections I have built (and that run fine) with my Jekyll site, my latest one is giving me output trouble. It's a collection for calendar events.

Here is the config.yml:

collections: calendar-events: output: true permalink: /events/:slug _hide_content: false

Here are the markdown files in their folder structure

The events markdown files carry a published:true value

Here is an index page asking for a list of urls for that collection, which returns the data correctly (both test files have the same title).

However, when I click one of these urls (again, the url being generated by the system), I get a "not found" error. Upon inspection of the _site folder, I see that no html files have been created based off the collection's markdown files, even though the index page is telling me that Jekyll is aware of them and sees their metadata.

This is the only collection I have running that gives me this issue...

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Resolved. There was just some kind of interference from whitespace in the markdown files (I still don't know exactly how. There were no trailing spaces). Starting over from scratch with a new markdown file fixed the problem.