feat: enable standard.site publishing - #53
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Bump the build submodule to the version that publishes standard.site records, and wire angular.schule's publication config into the article-data build. - build: 0bb1055 -> ec78038 (standard.site publisher) - build-article-data.yml: add BSKY_APP_PASSWORD secret + publication env Publishing is a no-op until the BSKY_APP_PASSWORD repo secret is added.
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Enables the blog's standard.site (AT Protocol) publishing by adopting the new publisher from
website-articles-buildand wiring angular.schule's config into CI.Changes
build:0bb1055→ec78038— brings in the standard.site publisher (feat: standard.site publisher for blog records website-articles-build#5).build-article-data.yml: adds the publicationenvto the build step (handle, URL, name, description, expected DID) plus theBSKY_APP_PASSWORDsecret.Before this goes live
Add the repo secret
BSKY_APP_PASSWORD(Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions) — a Bluesky app password forangular.schule. Until it's set, the publish step is a no-op, so merging this alone changes nothing.What happens once the secret exists
On each article-data build, the publisher upserts one
site.standard.publicationrecord + onesite.standard.documentper non-hidden post (rkey = slug) to theangular.schulePDS, and prunes stale ones. The existingtrigger-website-rebuildchain then redeploys the website, whose verification artifacts (.well-known+ per-post link tags) are handled in the angular-schule-website repo.Details & config keys:
build/STANDARD-SITE.md.Dry run against current content: 1 publication + 50 documents, 0 stale.