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+# raw-test-git
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+This blog project is running on my local machine with Eleventy v0.12.1 and Node v14.16.1
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+---
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+Purpose of this project:
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+I have two separate directories, one is /sights/ the other one is /sounds/. I want to run them indipendetly, each one with its own tags.
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+I want Eleventy to build:
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+/sights/tags/(all tags for sights);
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+/sounds/tags/(all tags for sounds).
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+But instead I get:
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+/sights/tags/(all tags for sights and sounds);
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+/sounds/tags/(all tags for sounds and sights).
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+---
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+Raymond Camden (Thank you very much Raymond), noticed that both tags pages are still paginating over collections, not collections.sights or collections.sights;
+once I've tried to resolve the pagination as above - which is the right change - I get errors.
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+Raymond noticed that this is because it's exposing another error: the issue is that permalink, as I have it, cannot use dynamic data like that, 
+and he suggested a workaround: to use eleventyComputed to define the permalink (https://www.11ty.dev/docs/data-computed/#using-a-template-string).
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+After several attempts there are still errors. Is clear that the problem is my incompetence in how to remove the dynamic value from the front matter.
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+You can see my original question and suggestions from Raymond Camden on: 
+https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68814674/eleventy-11ty-tag-list-sorting-for-2-independent-directories
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