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In our website, we have a bunch of empty .txt files for image metadata in our repo. Given that Kirby works perfectly without them - what's the point of having them? In a multi-language setup, they could really add up.
Solution
Kirby could hold off creating .txt files until there's a file blueprint set up and the user saves some data for that file in the panel. These files are used to store sorting information as well, but still - Kirby could create the file only after the user sorts it. In our site, it's pretty common to have a page with just a single file or a few files that need to be sorted alphabetically and therefore have disabled sorting. In our project, these .txt files are nothing more than clutter.
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Problem
In our website, we have a bunch of empty
.txt
files for image metadata in our repo. Given that Kirby works perfectly without them - what's the point of having them? In a multi-language setup, they could really add up.Solution
Kirby could hold off creating
.txt
files until there's a file blueprint set up and the user saves some data for that file in the panel. These files are used to store sorting information as well, but still - Kirby could create the file only after the user sorts it. In our site, it's pretty common to have a page with just a single file or a few files that need to be sorted alphabetically and therefore have disabled sorting. In our project, these.txt
files are nothing more than clutter.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: