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Hey!

Thanks for fixing my last issue. Now I can successfully load the site and also set it up on Netlify. However the next problem I've encountered is it looks like blog entries are rendered alphabetically, not in the last posted order. I would think most people would expect a blog to be reverse-chrono sorted. Been trying to edit the crawler/index.js fs calls to sort after getting the list of files without any luck, would appreciate any help here.

Example of issue attached.

After i try run test script it's fails.

➜ yarn test
yarn run v1.21.1
$ jest
● Validation Error:

  Preset jest-preset-preact not found.

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I found this repo and another (https://github.com/preactjs-templates/netlify) related to setting up a preact blog with Netlify.

However the cli references the second one as it's located in the preactjs-templates org. But I see that this repo has more recent commits.

So which to use, and if this first one, how can I run it from the cli if it's not in the preactjs-templates org?

Also regardless of which repo I use the blog posts don't seem to render on /blogs?

This is due to the ImageminPlugin, which I think waits for images to be available in the build directory to optimize them. However with the watch command, no build dir is created, which makes the plugin indefinitely wait for files that will never arrive.

The solution is to only push the plugin into the webpack config in build mode.

A small, related detail with the plugin is that it's being hardcoded to looking inside build which may not be what the user set (depends on the --dest option).

I try to use it and when i run app first time i see that /blogs page not render any posts.
In dev mode i see error about missing parse-md package