UTF-8 should be set in the image but it isn't. This Issue will be solved in two parts.

1. A PR in this repo to add this information to this image.
2. A PR to our base image that adds this info to their. (ref)

In my testing, this issue doesn't come up when using the Hugo binary but when using HTML Proofer.

The base image for this repo should be switched from -/ruby:2.4-apline to cibuilds/base:stable.

The plan has changed. At CircleCI I've working working on a brand new set of protoype Docker Convenience Images that are being built on an improved version of what I've been doing for cibuilds.

The Alpine based images here, while great in size, have been more pain than it's worth to maintain as opposed to a Ubuntu or Debian based system.

In the near future, this Hugo Docker image will be Ubuntu based rather than Alpine based. Specifically, it will use the cimg/base image produced by CircleCI.

For the most part, everyone will benefit from this change however, some changes to keep in mind:

• the traditional apt-get will be used to manage packages rather than apk
• proper libc will be available, no more musl
• the image may be a little bit bigger in size
  • the opportunity for caching on CircleCI hosts should negate this

Because of this, this change can be a breaking change for people.

This change will ship with the Hugo v0.59 or v0.60 images depending on how soon Hugo does their next release.

This repo needs to be moved to the cibuilds GitHub org.

Hello, I'm using the vanilla command to get the latest hugo in my circleci config:

https://github.com/RickCogley/eSolia_2018/blob/master/.circleci/config.yml#L5

I am wondering, is it possible get a variant so the sass-compiling extended version is also available?

Or am I thinking about this the wrong way...

I'm trying to figure out how to use this image alongside with node.

Currently, this Docker image is designed to be used as a base image on CircleCI 2.0 for building, testing, and deploying Hugo based websites.

Does this mean that it won't work on multi-image configuration job?

My current circleci configuration is the following.

This image went from an Alpine image to Ubuntu based and is now built off of a CircleCI official image. Some of the underlying OS stuff has changed. It would be good to freshen up the readme and include any snippets of docs where useful to reflect the new base this image is built on.

Moved from felicianotech @ 0.43 to cibuilds/hugo:0.62 and getting an

/bin/bash: rsync: command not found

I think for a static site generation tool rsync should be considered a core utility to promote the generated site, but you might have better reasons for removing it.

Would you consider adding commands to install aws cli to make it easier to deploy straight to S3?

Hi,

Looking to take advantage of Hugo pipes now we’re a few stable releases in. Part of my pipeline will be adding vendor prefixes to the output css, which requires post css cli for Hugo to process (we’ll need to install post css cli via npm)

I was wondering if it would be good to add npm to the image for those who use this image and want to take full advantage of Hugo pipes, including post css support?

Link below to documentation on post css support in Hugo pipes for reference:

https://gohugo.io/hugo-pipes/postcss/

Many thanks

Could we upgrade please?

This repo should be named hugo. Today, this repo was transfered from my personal GitHub org felicianotech to the cibuilds org. I doubt GitHub will maintain to levels of redirects to going to wait a few weeks for people to point to the new org before I then rename this.

For the curious, this is the transition:

felicianotech/docker-hugo -> cibuilds/docker-hugo :: today
cibuilds/docker-hugo -> cibuilds/hugo :: 2 weeks from now? Maybe more.

I've been using this image for a while on Gitlab CI - and since the rebasing I have a problem running HTML Proofer.

If I force use of image 0.58.3 all is good, but with the 0.59.0 image I get this error:

$ htmlproofer public --allow-missing-href false --check_img_http --check_opengraph --enforce-https --check-html --only_4xx true --file-ignore public/admin/index.html --log-level :debug
Running ["OpenGraphCheck", "ImageCheck", "LinkCheck", "ScriptCheck", "HtmlCheck"] on ["public"] on *.html...

htmlproofer 3.13.0 | Error: invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII
ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1

The same version of HTMLProofer is in both images, and the same source (and thus output). HTML proofer 3.13.0 runs fine on my local machine so I think there's something odd in the environment somewhere.

I'm open to suggestions, but I can't seem to figure out what's going wrong here.

Let me know if you need more information from me!

Needed because modern Hugo has Hugo modules which rides on top of Go modules.

https://discourse.gohugo.io/t/introducing-docker-hugo-a-circleci-2-0-ready-docker-image/6448/6?u=felicianotech

Summary

Add newly-released Hugo v0.87.0 as latest release in Docker image

Background

Earlier today, Hugo v0.87.0 was released with improved time zone support. This would be nice to play around with in the environment I am using this container in.

Details

Seems straightforward enough, per #220. Maybe I can even try this out. 😄

Outcome

Latest Hugo version available in Docker Hub latest image

Upstream has released v.0.111.3: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/tag/v0.111.3

When building the site on CircleCI I am getting a Segmentation fault error.

https://circleci.com/gh/jameswlane/cantyouju.st/9

https://github.com/jameswlane/cantyouju.st

Hello, thanks for maintaining this Docker image. I was wondering if you would be open to adding a Markdown linter to it as a complement to HTMLProofer. I found a few options:

• markdownlint for Ruby
• markdownlint for Node
• remark-lint for Node

I imagine the Ruby one would be easier to add and would keep the image small since the image already has Ruby for HTMLProofer. However, the Node ones seem more actively maintained. Maybe that's because the Ruby one is older and is just more mature, but it also has more open issues.

Would it be possible to add curl (not cURL or libcurl "CURL") to this image?

Part of my CI is to purge CloudFlare cache using their API, which requires curl, so this addition would be great.

Thanks

Hi,

This is my first time using circleCI so forgive me if this question sounds novice.
I am getting a build error when using your docker image (screenshot attached)

This is my circle ci config file: https://github.com/sarveshraj/me/blob/circleci-project-setup/.circleci/config.yml

Hi Lately over the past few days, my build has been failing apparently around line 12 here:

https://github.com/RickCogley/eSolia_2018/blob/master/.circleci/config.yml#L12

I get this error:

Reading package lists... Done
E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
E: Unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists/

Is there anything that can be done for this? Appreciate it if you can point me in the right direction, thank you.