Only one tag page generated from tags that differ only in capitalization

[efung]

I have a post tagged with, say, "Milk" and another tagged with "milk". These are treated as distinct tags within Jekyll, as I see both when iterating through site.tags and my tag list page.

However, no tag page is generated for the capitalized one. That is, the page <site>/tag/milk/index.html is generated, but NOT <site>/tag/Milk/index.html.

Something to do with case sensitivity on the underlying file system? (I'm on a Mac, FWIW).

For my particular usage, I don't need two separate tag pages, I'd be happy to coalesce both of them, preferably without having to edit all the posts.

[pattex]

You are right, that should be addressed. Thanks.

[nybblr]

Facing this issue from a slightly different angle: I need to display tags with their "pretty" name, but generate pages with a slugged URL (e.g. parameterize) for nicer URLs. This would also prevent the capitalization issue.

This seems like an underlying issue with Jekyll — do you know of any easy way to inject functionality into Jekyll's site.tags and post.tags without monkeypatching the methods? Jekyll doesn't seem to provide a nice injection mechanism =/ or is this something that could/should be handled in a plugin like jekyll-tagging?

[nhoizey]

@nybblr URLs are now "slugged": 11eb1f9

There is now one single page, but the tags cloud still shows the upper and lower-case variants, which leads to another issue: #38