All about the project configuration
Hugo, the world’s fastest static site generator is steadily gaining traction. Hugo provides a reliable production environment and allows to build fast and secure web applications.
When a project includes content from unknown sources, we need to worry about content security.
The Hugo binary runs in a sandbox to offer maximal runtime security while rendering static sites. External dependencies are configured explicitly.
The main project configuration file in config/_default
The project parameter configuration file in config/_default
The project configuration file for the Markdown rendering engine in config/_default
The project menu configuration file in config/_default.
The project module configuration file in config/_default
The project configuration file in config/_default for the generation of related content
The image processing configuration for Hugo in the folder config/_default.
The project configuration file in config/_default for privacy settings.
The security configuration file in config/_default contains the runtime security settings for Hugo.
When we work on different Hugo projects, we may want to stick to older Hugo versions for mature projects and still use the recent version for the new ones.