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I have just realized that was implementing atom feeds wrong for long
time. atom ids are supposed to be valid uris. this is a small but
breaking change. it is supposed to make some clients think that all
of the old posts were republished. This can be avoided by running
something like this, before upgrading:
$ blogc-make atom_dump > templates/atom.tmpl
however, keep in mind that your atom ids are invalid :/
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This allows current users to avoid atom entry id changes.
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still needs to add integration tests
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This reverts commit e07e1d66e892764582fbe091fa1cd4cc13619e2f.
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This reverts commit 42259e6b0036935e00fca6b780f8d8b616d132c7.
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so, this is basically what happens when you don't have anything better
to do in the christmas weekend. most of this code was written in the
last 2 or 3 days.
i'd like to thank the chivas brothers, the weather and my psychological
problems for this achievement.
on a serious note, this tool still needs a man page, more tests, and the
aws lambda function should be adapted to use it instead of (or together
with) make/busybox.
also, while talking about aws lambda, this tool can be nicely embedded
into the blogc binary, to produce a single "small" static binary for
usage in lambda ;)
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