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The only difference between the archives.html and feed.xml templates is that
in feed.xml these contsructs only loop on the five last articles and commits.
</p>
<h2 id="hacking">Hacking fugitive</h2>
<p>
If you want to hack fugitive code to customize the behavior of the hooks, you
can either edit the hooks directly in your fugitive blog repository, or edit
them in the fugitive source code, then rebuild the <code>fugitive</code>
executable using the <code>build.sh</code> script provided in the source code
repository.
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<p>
In the latter case and if you already have a fugitive blog running, you'll
need to install the new hooks. This can be done by running the command:<br />
<code>fugitive --install-hooks &lt;dir&gt;</code>, where &lt;dir&gt; is the
path to your fugitive blog repository, if it isn't specified then the current
working directory is used.
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<p>
This can be handy if you decide for instance that you want to have the
last <em>n</em> articles on your index.html page rather than a mere copy of
the last article.
</p>
<h2 id="issues">Known issues</h2>
<p>
There seems to be some issues with the version of git provided in Debian
lenny (1.5.*), I didn't investigate it yet, and I don't know if I'll do it,
because at this time Squeeze is already frozen and git 1.7.* is available in
the backports which are now officially supported by Debian.
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