[Question/Bug?] Variable injection

[An7ar35]

I'm trying to inject a variable in the generated HTML but the example given in the docs does not work. What I've done:

• *.md changed to *.md.erb in my /source/includes directory and in the /source/index.html.md.erb include section,
• Copy-pasted the example set :endpoint, 'https://my.endpoint.com', config[:endpoint] into the /config.erb file,
• Added "Hello you want to access <%= config[:endpoint] %> !" in /source/index.html.md.erb and some other .md.erb file in the includes folder for completeness's sake,
• ran docker run --rm --name slate -v $(pwd)/build:/srv/slate/build -v $(pwd)/source:/srv/slate/source slatedocs/slate build from / of the slatedocs folder.

The HTML generated is: <p>Hello you want to access !</p>

My question(s) are:
a) is it me or slatedocs messing up and if it is me then what am I doing wrong here?
b) Is it possible to inject an environment variable via docker's --env MY_VAR=foo and pass it along so it can be used to inject its value like in what the previous example does?

Thanks.

[MasterOdin]

I think the following should fix things for you:

docker run --rm --name slate -v $(pwd)/config.rb:/srv/slate/config.rb -v $(pwd)/build:/srv/slate/build -v $(pwd)/source:/srv/slate/source slatedocs/slate build

Any file you change in your directory needs to be mounted into the container. I'll update the docs about this assuming this fixes things for you.

[An7ar35]

It works! Muchos thanks!