31 Jan 2026
Jekyll-Polyglot 1.12.0 è stato rilasciato! Questa versione si concentra sul miglioramento della gestione dei reindirizzamenti e include diversi contributi della community.
miglioramenti dei reindirizzamenti
Questa versione include importanti miglioramenti su come funzionano i reindirizzamenti con Polyglot:
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PR #275: Preservazione dei tag di ancoraggio nei reindirizzamenti - grazie a una soluzione di @GruberMarkus, gli URL di reindirizzamento ora preservano correttamente i tag di ancoraggio, garantendo che gli utenti arrivino esattamente dove intendevano.
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PR #293: Supporto reindirizzamento sottolingue per il plugin jekyll-redirect-from - suggerito da @rathboma, Polyglot ora delimita correttamente il frontmatter redirect_from attraverso le sottolingue, prevenendo reindirizzamenti duplicati e garantendo un routing corretto per le pagine in lingue non predefinite.
- PR #283: Nuova variabile
page.rendered_lang - contribuita da @rathboma, questa nuova variabile liquid ti permette di rilevare quando una pagina viene renderizzata come fallback. Quando page.rendered_lang != site.active_lang, sai che il contenuto della pagina non è ancora stato tradotto.
La pagina /about è stata aggiornata con istruzioni su come utilizzare al meglio questa variabile liquid di convenienza page.rendered_lang.
nuovo supporto linguistico
- PR #280: Il supporto per italiano e turco è stato aggiunto al sito di documentazione di Polyglot, espandendo la nostra portata multilingue.
Diversi membri della community hanno contribuito miglioramenti al progetto:
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PR #277: Definizioni di rich text della sidebar aggiornate, migliorando la presentazione multilingue del sito.
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PR #288: Stringhe di rich text giapponesi contribuite da @manabu-nakamura, migliorando l’esperienza della lingua giapponese.
Un ringraziamento speciale a @PanderMusubi per la demo jekyll-minimal-mistakes-polyglot, che mostra come integrare Polyglot con il popolare tema Minimal Mistakes.
Grazie a tutti i contributori che hanno reso possibile questa versione!
20 Sep 2025
Jekyll Polyglot 1.11.0 has been released. It has fixes for tricky bugs that have been challenging to solve until recently. This release is possible thanks to fellow contributors and users like you.
fixed conflicts with jekyll themes
Other jekyll themes such as miminal-mistakes or chirpy use glob patterns in exclude: configurations which would previously conflict with polyglot processing websites with url relativization. @mattions contributed a fix to regex.escape these values before being applied to the relativization regexes.
This adjustment should help with using polyglot out-of-the-box with other common jekyll themes.
other miscellaneous fixes
support for japanese and arabic
The polyglot website now has translated support versions in arabic and japanese. These site translations were made with the help of AI ; if anything is mistranslated please contribute better corrections!
07 Jul 2025
Jekyll-Polyglot 1.10 is now available. It has vast improvements and changes to the i18n_headers liquid plugin for SEO improvements, and minor adjustments for parallel build idempotency. Community Contributions and Vibe Coding helped with a large portion of these release features, testing and blog post.
This version of polyglot now requires ruby >= 3.1 , which may break in build systems.
the i18n_headers plugin now has extended capabilities as part of this release:
- it will add
<link rel="canonical" ...> for each page language, so indexing is unique across sites.
- it will add
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" ...> to point to default language version of a site, when no matching language is requested by the browser.
- it will correctly define
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="..." > for pages and posts in collections with custom permalinks.
- the default url will now include the
site.baseUrl if defined
this additionally fixes a bug noticed that caused absolute url relativization to mangle these tags unintentionally.
vibe-coded contributions
Using certain vibe coding tools have helped find, measure and verify bug fixes and features for this release.
This is a new approach for software development, and it created advanced ruby tests against jekyll plugin code running against many built site languages.
The tests written with vibe coding helped ensure the code coverage remained high, and complex features could be added with confidence. Ensuring the test automation was in place ensured tricky features could be built correctly.
Additionally vibe coding tools helped translate this blog post into many languages.
Jekyll-Polyglot has been supported by humans. Human language documentation is contributed by humans who want to see this plugin documented in their native tongue. Humans contributing bug fixes and documentation are what have helped this plugin reach thousands of downloads a release. AI assisted programming, in my hands or yours, will shape the software we use, and in the many languages we write and speak.
ruby >= 3.1 required
Ongoing security updates to jekyll-polyglot build-time dependencies required a major version upgrade to ruby 3.1 . This may affect build systems that build their docs with jekyll-polyglot. But now is a good time to upgrade to the latest ruby major by now. Speak up if these changes cause complications with jekyll builds.
18 Jan 2025
Jekyll-Polyglot 1.9.0 has been released, which has minor dependency updates, and instructional improvements for getting the most from your multi-language website.
Thank you to aturret for helping to maintain the existing zh-CN site pages. 谢谢！
george-gca improved the optional derive_lang_from_path configuration to better identify document language from the path inference. Tests were added for his helpful feature improvement PR. This improvement helps infer the language of posts and pages missing lang frontmatter, from any part of the document filepath.
Github user yunseo-kim submitted a instructions to improve sitemap generation . To help with SEO, a website should have only one root sitemap.xml , and not have duplicates for each sub-language site. Be sure to add the sitemap.xml to the exclude_from_localization configuration.
18 Aug 2024
Jekyll-Polyglot 1.8.1 has been released, which has a few feature improvements and recognizes community found bugs and provided fixes.
hacketiwack provided a stricter check for setting a doc permalink, preventing downstream problems with empty frontmatter fields.
Github user blackpill submitted a one character bugfix for the i18n headers tag when rendering the default language link alternative href.