view BUGS @ 92874:0b7a393a962c

* textmodes/org-publish.el: (org-publish-expand-components): Remove null projects from the list of components. (org-publish-attachment): Bugfix: handle the mandatory argument pub-dir. Removed unused retrieval of the :publishing-directory property. (org-publish-file): Bugfix: when using a relative directory as the publishing directory, convert it to a directory filename. (org-publish-project): New alias. (org-publish-get-files): Protect against empty p. (org-publish-file): Send an error when file is not part of any project. (org-publish-file): Offer to refresh the list of files in known project when the current file is not part of any project. (org-publish-before-export-hook) (org-publish-after-export-hook): New hooks. (org-publish-org-to): Use new hooks and kill buffers. (org-publish-file): Remove the code for killing buffers. (org-publish-initialize-files-alist): Use interactive. (org-publish-file): If the publishing function creates a new buffer, kill it after publishing. (org-publish-timestamp-filename): Protect ":" in file name path under windows.

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