Make amount of posts in feed configurable

[Enteee]

Feature

I would like to see the amount of posts included in the feed configurable.

Background

On https://duckpond.ch I use https://github.com/chinchang/super-search for server less full text search. And that uses the atom feed generated by this plugin. (hit ESCAPE on the page). Now it would be nice to bump the number of posts in the feed a bit higher in order to provide full text search on more articles.

[joereynolds]

Agreed.
Judging from the past though they seem quite hesistant and even resistant to add such an option.
They're sacrificing usability and a user's experience for the sake of not adding a config option, which to me, seems a bit silly.

[Enteee]

Thank you for the links @joereynolds. I skimmed through those (and some of the linked ones from them as well) but couldn't find a reason why this was never implemented. Weird..

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[Enteee]

@jekyllbot bad bot.

... more than 80% of users would find this beneficial.

This is obvious from all the closed issues in the past.

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[Enteee]

bad bot

[parkr]

Would something like this help you retrieve more results? #236

It sounds a little bit like you want a searchable index of the whole site. A feed is not a site index, so the semantics are a bit off there.

[Enteee]

Would something like this help you retrieve more results? #236

sort of. I just think that this is going a bit too far for the simple requirement that i am having.

It sounds a little bit like you want a searchable index of the whole site. A feed is not a site index, so the semantics are a bit off there.

Yes a searchable index would be nice.. Considering that I am only interested in finding results in the last few posts (more than 10). I do think (ab)using the feed for that suits.

[mhennessie]

I would also be interested in this for a different reason. I am in the process of migrating a Jekyll site to Wordpress for a client. If I could expose more posts in the RSS feed then I could run an import and pull all of the posts into Wordpress.

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