The json feed is not generated correctly

[Lazzu]

I'm moving to Cobalt from Zola as I'm interested in all things Rust now.

I have my posts sorted in folders for each year they were written in. When generating the json feed the URL points to /posts/post.html instead of /posts/year/post.html.

Also the tags are not populated in the json feed.

/posts/2021/hello-world.md

layout: default.liquid
title: "Hello, World!"
description: "<snip-snap-lengthy-text>"
published_date: "2021-06-26 00:00:00 +0300"
tags: 
    - "blog-meta"
is_draft: false
data: 
    author: "Lasse Numminen"

This produces following json:

{
  "items": [
    {
      "id": "https://<website>/posts/hello-world.html",
      "url": "https://<website>/posts/hello-world.html",
      "title": "Hello, World!",
      "content_html": "<snip-snap-lengthy-text>",
      "content_text": null,
      "date_published": "Sat, 26 Jun 2021 00:00:00 +0300",
      "tags": []
    }]
}

[epage]

I'm moving to Cobalt from Zola as I'm interested in all things Rust now.

In case you missed it, Zola is also implemented in Rust!

For full disclosure: I have had limited time to get cobalt into the shape I wanted.

Also the tags are not populated in the json feed.

Looks like we missed this when adding official tag supported. Fixing it real quick

[Lazzu]

In case you missed it, Zola is also implemented in Rust!

Oh, I actually really did miss that. 😅 Anyway I have been more satisfied with Cobalt than I have been with Zola. Can't really put my finger on to it but I feel more home with Cobalt.

For full disclosure: I have had limited time to get cobalt into the shape I wanted.

I understand, I have limited time as well. We all have our dayjobs. 🙂

Looks like we missed this when adding official tag supported. Fixing it real quick

Thank you!