The Gemfile points at Jekyll latest on GitHub. That is potentially broken code e.g. it is failing unit tests but was merged anyway
Plus you can't control for when 4.3 releases a change that is not backwards compatible with 4.2 and now your site breaks one day when you didn't change any code.
I suggest this common approach.
The Gemfile points at Jekyll latest on GitHub. That is potentially broken code e.g. it is failing unit tests but was merged anyway
Plus you can't control for when 4.3 releases a change that is not backwards compatible with 4.2 and now your site breaks one day when you didn't change any code.
I suggest this common approach.