fix: do not included downloaded assets in jekyll-minifier (#2749) #1
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If `download: true`, the site deployment fails. This caused e.g. issue #2548. I believe the issue appears because the 3rd party downloaded libs rely on ES6 Syntax, which jekyll-minifier cannot work on correctly. Also, I think we do not need to minify 3rd party downloaded libs at all. While this PR does **not** fix the issue above, it at least ensures that the site can be deployed with `download: true`. We still need better ES6 support as suggested in #2571.
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If
download: true, the site deployment fails.This caused e.g. issue alshedivat#2548.
I believe the issue appears because the 3rd party downloaded libs rely on ES6 Syntax, which jekyll-minifier cannot work on correctly. Also, I think we do not need to minify 3rd party downloaded libs at all.
While this PR does not fix the issue above, it at least ensures that the site can be deployed with
download: true. We still need better ES6 support as suggested in alshedivat#2571.