> >> I have been using the following code block to generate a sitemap for my >> org-jkyll based blog. >> >> #+begin_src emacs-lisp :results output silent :exports none :cache yes >> (org-publish-sitemap >> (assoc "indblog" org-publish-project-alist) >> "sitemap.org") >> #+end_src >> >> I had not generated the sitemap for a while, and now I find that it >> ends with the following message, and sitemap.org <http://sitemap.org/> >> is not recreated. > > `org-publish-sitemap' is not meant to be called directly. It assumes > project is properly set-up, which is done in its caller, > `org-publish-projects'. > > So, why don't you simply publish "indblog" project?
I use this to avoid having to publish the whole project each time I add a post. I would like to just publish the current file, and update the sitemap by running the above code block. Is that not okay? Vikas
