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Enable running rake target without argument all #23
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Now when you run `rake pdf` it does not build all the books, but throws some strange error. I realize that you should run `rake pdf[all]` but I think it is implied that `rake pdf` should be called for all books. It is a simple check if the book argument is null, then also consider it in all target.
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Now when you run
rake pdfit does not build all the books, but throwssome strange error (actually it builds jekyll and then fails with wrong filename). I realize that you expect to run
rake pdf[all], but Ithink it is implied that
rake pdfshould be called when you want to build for all books.It is a simple check if the book argument is null, then also consider it in all target.