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It's currently not very easy to render the homepage with a specific html template, because when you leave the
folderempty, it processes ALL markdown, recursive. It's not clear how to make a processing step that only processes the homepage, without also processing other pages (such as the about page). Maybe afilterthat ignores everything except/index.md, but is that obvious enough. We can do better.It's currently not clear to how render a template to a HTML page wihhout there being an Item involved (like a markdown file). Let's say I have an HTML template
render404and I want to render this to/404.html. What kind of register step would make that possible? The new programmatic step with thefetchmethod that just returns a dummy Item?The solution: a new
createPagestep.I also deprecated the
staticFilesstep.runnow just always copies the static files.