permalinks.feature in jekyll-2.0.0.alpha.2

- old
+ new

@@ -4,21 +4,21 @@
   In order to make my blog URLs awesome
 
   Scenario: Use none permalink schema
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title                 | date      | content          |
+      | title                 | date       | content          |
       | None Permalink Schema | 2009-03-27 | Totally nothing. |
     And I have a configuration file with "permalink" set to "none"
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And I should see "Totally nothing." in "_site/none-permalink-schema.html"
 
   Scenario: Use pretty permalink schema
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title                   | date      | content            |
+      | title                   | date       | content            |
       | Pretty Permalink Schema | 2009-03-27 | Totally wordpress. |
     And I have a configuration file with "permalink" set to "pretty"
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And I should see "Totally wordpress." in "_site/2009/03/27/pretty-permalink-schema/index.html"
@@ -35,50 +35,50 @@
     And I should see "Totally uhm, sitemap" in "_site/sitemap.xml"
 
   Scenario: Use custom permalink schema with prefix
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title                   | category | date      | content         |
+      | title                   | category | date       | content         |
       | Custom Permalink Schema | stuff    | 2009-03-27 | Totally custom. |
     And I have a configuration file with "permalink" set to "/blog/:year/:month/:day/:title"
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And I should see "Totally custom." in "_site/blog/2009/03/27/custom-permalink-schema/index.html"
 
   Scenario: Use custom permalink schema with category
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title                   | category | date      | content         |
+      | title                   | category | date       | content         |
       | Custom Permalink Schema | stuff    | 2009-03-27 | Totally custom. |
     And I have a configuration file with "permalink" set to "/:categories/:title.html"
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And I should see "Totally custom." in "_site/stuff/custom-permalink-schema.html"
 
   Scenario: Use custom permalink schema with squished date
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title                   | category | date      | content         |
+      | title                   | category | date       | content         |
       | Custom Permalink Schema | stuff    | 2009-03-27 | Totally custom. |
     And I have a configuration file with "permalink" set to "/:month-:day-:year/:title.html"
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And I should see "Totally custom." in "_site/03-27-2009/custom-permalink-schema.html"
 
   Scenario: Use per-post permalink
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title     | date      | permalink       | content |
+      | title     | date       | permalink       | content |
       | Some post | 2013-04-14 | /custom/posts/1 | bla bla |
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And the _site/custom/posts/1 directory should exist
     And I should see "bla bla" in "_site/custom/posts/1/index.html"
 
   Scenario: Use per-post ending in .html
     Given I have a _posts directory
     And I have the following post:
-      | title     | date      | permalink               | content |
+      | title     | date       | permalink               | content |
       | Some post | 2013-04-14 | /custom/posts/some.html | bla bla |
     When I run jekyll
     Then the _site directory should exist
     And the _site/custom/posts directory should exist
     And I should see "bla bla" in "_site/custom/posts/some.html"