@stockholmux did you run it on macOS? I’ve updated the sed command so it works on both Linux and macOS now, in case that was the issue

@stockholmux did you run it on macOS? I’ve updated the sed command so it works on both Linux and macOS now, in case that was the issue

Yep. I was testing on macOS. Any other flavours of sed we need to worry about?

The other thought that comes to mind now is if we're going to have constant problems with people accidentally committing clients_built = trueto content/clients/_index.md

Okay! I played around with this and I think I found a way around sed and altering the frontmatter of files.

The problem here stems from load_data missing required= false - here is the Zola docs page

If you put required= false on the load_data in client-feature-table.html and client-list.html and check for the existence of object you set (e.g. {% set json_data ... followed by enclosing any use of json_data in {% if json_data %} ... {% endif %}`) we can avoid all this complexity. No sed! No frontmatter accidental commit issues!

So, I enclosed all of the content of this page with a check at the beginning - trying to use load_data with the first client's path and with required = false, and if it doesn't exist displaying the page not found message. That's because if I just updated the existing load data calls with required = false, the page would still start rendering the content from before that check. It works for me locally without the extra changes to the other load_data calls