JekyllNet v0.2.5 is now released. This update packages every externally visible improvement since v0.2.0 into a more complete release: broader theme coverage, stronger config compatibility, cleaner release defaults, and a more consistent GitHub Pages workflow story.

Official links

• Repository: https://github.com/JekyllNet/JekyllNet
• Website: https://jekyllnet.help
• GitHub Pages entry: https://jekyllnet.github.io/JekyllNet/
• Action: https://github.com/JekyllNet/action/tree/v2.5

Highlights in v0.2.5

• Added jekyll-theme-lumen to the tested theme set
• Improved theme and plugin support across the rendering pipeline
• Added `` placeholder resolution after YAML config loading for themes such as al-folio
• Updated theme submodules and Pages workflow references to keep examples and matrix builds aligned
• Moved the default GitHub Action tool install target to JekyllNet 0.2.5

What changed for users

• Theme compatibility coverage is broader and more realistic for modern GitHub Pages style sites
• Action examples and reusable workflows now target JekyllNet/action@v2.5
• Release defaults are easier to understand because the Action tag and default CLI version now move together
• Docs, news, and site navigation now point to the current release instead of the older v0.2.0 announcement

Recommended reading path

1. Compatibility Notes
2. CLI workflow
3. GitHub Pages guide
4. Complete Usage Guide

Bottom line

v0.2.5 makes JekyllNet more credible as a multi-theme .NET publishing tool, while also making the release and CI story cleaner to adopt and promote.