ci: use the dino as the bot avatar instead of a body image - #338
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As an embed image it rendered full-width under the commands, pushing the thing people actually came for out of view -- on a message that fires every merge. Same asset as avatar_url: art still shows, body is just the version and the two update paths. In the payload rather than Discord-side config so it survives the webhook being recreated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #337. As an embed
imagethe art rendered full-width under the commands, pushing the thing people actually came for out of view — on a message that fires on every merge tomain.Same asset, now the bot
avatar_url: the art still shows, the body goes back to being just the version and the two update paths.Keeping it in the payload rather than relying on the webhook's avatar configured in Discord means it survives a webhook being recreated, and the committed asset stays justified.
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publish.ymlparses (11 steps), payload hasavatar_urland noembeds[].image.Summary by cubic
Release notifications now show the dino as the Discord bot avatar instead of a full-width embed image, keeping the version and update links prominent. The workflow sends the avatar URL in each payload, so the branding does not depend on Discord webhook configuration.
Written for commit 87f6eb6. Summary will update on new commits.