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I noticed that when a different permalink configuration is used, the generation of the amp page does not follow the same pattern. I believe this could have relation with #27.
For example, I am attaching the configuration files of a project in which the generated link should be /2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll.html and the plugin is generating /amp/2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll/ for the amp page, when they should generate a /amp/2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll.html page.
All the rest is the same from jekyll new site plus the configs the project's README.md.
Inspecting the code, I notice that amp-jekyll uses site.pages to store the newly generated amp pages, and these pages follow the pages url pattern.
Looking futher, I came with a conclusion that to make this work in respect of URL pattern from original post, it need changes on the way Jekyll builds pages and posts.
I don't know how this could be achieved here, but I let this for future users that encounter the same problem as I.
I noticed that when a different permalink configuration is used, the generation of the amp page does not follow the same pattern. I believe this could have relation with #27.
For example, I am attaching the configuration files of a project in which the generated link should be
/2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll.html
and the plugin is generating/amp/2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll/
for the amp page, when they should generate a/amp/2017/05/15/welcome-to-jekyll.html
page.All the rest is the same from
jekyll new site
plus the configs the project's README.md.layout_teste.zip
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