Permanlinks dont work for Jekyll

[Clinton]

Hi,

I am trying to use Puma as my webserver for my jekyll site and it works except that my jekyll permanlinks for my pages dont work.

If I serve my site using jekyll serve my permanlinks works as expected, but when I use puma they dont work.

Example of the feature not working. I have the following permalink in my yaml front matter for an introduction.md page located in the root directory:

---
layout: default
title: Introduction
permanlink: /introduction
---

I tried to look at puma's help and didnt see anything about the permanlinks.

Any help is appreciated.

[Nate Berkopec]

Hi, you should open this issue at the jekyll repository.

[Clinton]

Hi @nateberkopec , not so, this problem occurs for me only when running jekyll with the puma server. When I use the standard engine I dont experience this problem. So the problem is specific to puma server.

[Soroush Saffari]

@clintonshanewright did you happen to solve this problem? I'm experiencing the same issue.

@nateberkopec just to clarify, I believe what @clintonshanewright is pointing out here is that, for instance, when the url ends with /introduction.html the content is displayed correctly, whereas when it only ends with /introduction, the file isn't found by puma. This is in contrast with what's explained in Jekyll's docs on permalinks as the expected behaviour.

It's also worth pointing out that, in my case, this broke right after replacing WEBrick with Puma.