When running hugo new site sitename it does not create the assets or config directories by default.
I updated the layout example to remove the directories and include config.toml and made a note in the assets and config directory sections to highlight they are not created by default.
The development server isn't really that important for quick start.
Yes it is useful but makes things complex.
The most important part is really static site generation, and it is actually hard to find how to do it in your tutorials!
Same for `hugo new`. It is automagic, and anti-thesis of things being simple. This is why I added section to make it less magic, and simply allow content to be done manually.
And use that to calculate number of workers, if set, else fall back to number of logical CPUs.
Also tweak the relevant related settings to match the new setup.
Also remove the setting of `runtime.GOMAXPROCS` as this has been the default behaviour since Go 1.5.
Fixes#5814
Adds a config entry to Directory Structure
Adds a Hugo.Environment entry to variables/hugo
Edit the configuration page to wrap first part under a Configuration File heading and introduce a second heading, Configuration Directory to present the feature.
While Hugo does not care if the section is named "post" or "posts",
this commit normalizes the whole Hugo documentation to use "posts"
when used as an example for a section name to prevent user confusion.
Fixes https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoDocs/issues/720.
Also highlight the use of `site.Params.mainSections`.
This allows for "cache per Hugo project", making `hugo --gc` work as expected, even if you have several Hugo projects running on the same PC.
See #5439
Hugo on Chocolatey https://chocolatey.org/packages/hugo is still at 0.45
over a week after the 0.46 release,
while Hugo on Scoop was updated to 0.46 on the day of its release.
I discovered Scoop by chance earlier today in README.md of GitHub Hub,
especially the removal of Chocolatey-related instructions due to
Chocolatey's failure to update the hub package for over two years.
See e3bf3bc971
