chore: Adopt Dune package management

.github/workflows/scrape.yml

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ jobs:
         with:
           title: '[scrape.yml] New OCaml blog posts and videos'
           labels: scrape
+          branch: create-pull-request/patch-scrape-planet
           add-paths: |
             data/video-watch.yml
             data/video-youtube.yml

.github/workflows/scrape_changelog.yml

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ jobs:
         with:
           title: '[scrape_changelog.yml] New Platform Releases'
           labels: scrape
+          branch: create-pull-request/patch-scrape-changelog
           add-paths: |
             data/changelog/*/*.md
           commit-message: |

data/changelog/posts/ocaml-lsp/2025-08-26-ocaml-eglot-brings-lsp-support-to-emacs.md

@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+---
+title: "Emacs Integration for OCaml LSP Server: Introducing ocaml-eglot"
+tags: [ocaml-lsp, platform]
+---
+
+# Emacs Integration for OCaml LSP Server: Introducing ocaml-eglot
+
+## TL;DR
+
+`ocaml-eglot` provides full OCaml language support in Emacs through the Language Server Protocol (LSP) instead of direct Merlin integration. It offers the same features as `merlin.el` with simplified setup and enhanced capabilities like project-wide search. If you're starting fresh or want a more standardized approach, try `ocaml-eglot`, which is actively maintained. If your current `merlin.el` setup works well, you can continue using it.
+
+**Quick start**: [Install `ocaml-lsp-server`, add `ocaml-eglot` to your Emacs config](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot?tab=readme-ov-file#installation), and get the same OCaml development experience with less configuration.
+
+## What is ocaml-eglot?
+
+`ocaml-eglot` connects Emacs to `ocaml-lsp-server` using the Language Server Protocol, providing a standardized way to get OCaml language support.
+
+Since the recent versions of Emacs (29), `eglot`, an LSP client, has been shipped with Emacs. However, `merlin.el` provides more features than LSP (which is designed to be generic), so relying solely on the features of LSP and `eglot` would limit functionality. Thus, we extended the LSP server to support more features, and `ocaml-eglot` allows you to benefit from these features in Emacs.
+
+`ocaml-eglot` is a minor mode. It therefore works in conjunction with a major mode to edit Caml code. Examples of major modes include `tuareg`, `caml-mode` and the recent `neocaml`.
+
+## Who Should Use ocaml-eglot?
+
+**Use ocaml-eglot if you:**
+- Are starting fresh with OCaml
+- If you use or want to use Emacs
+- Want simplified configuration with automatic setup
+- Use multiple editors and want consistent OCaml support
+- Want access to project-wide search and rename features
+- Want to rely on an actively maintained project that evolves over time
+
+If your current setup is working perfectly and is heavily customised, `merlin.el` will still keep working, so there's no immediate need to migrate. However, for the moment, we don't plan to actively maintain `merlin.el` -- unless we receive a lot of requests.
+
+## Getting Started
+
+Follow the [installation instructions in the ocaml-eglot README](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot?tab=readme-ov-file#installation).
+
+When migrating from `merlin.el` to `ocaml-eglot`, your existing keybindings should work immediately!
+
+## Features
+
+**Error Navigation:** Quick jump to next/previous errors
+
+**Type Information:** Display types under cursor with adjustable verbosity, navigate enclosing expressions
+
+**Code Generation:** Pattern matching construction, case completion, wildcard refinement via "destruct" feature
+
+**Navigation:** Jump between language constructs (let, module, function, match), navigate phrases and pattern cases
+
+**Search:** Find definitions, declarations, and references
+
+For a detailed list of features, see [the ocaml-eglot README](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot?tab=readme-ov-file#features).
+
+## Next Steps
+
+1. Try the basic setup with an existing OCaml project
+2. Explore all the features of `ocaml-eglot`
+3. Provide feedback at [ocaml-eglot's GitHub Issues](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot/issues)
+
+## Documentation
+
+- [ocaml-eglot README](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot)
+- [OCaml.org editor setup tutorial](https://ocaml.org/docs/set-up-editor#emacs)
+
+## Related Releases
+
+On January 17, 2025, [ocaml-eglot version 1.0.0 was released](https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-release-of-ocaml-eglot-1-0-0/15978/14), providing a new minor emacs mode to enable the editor features provided by **ocaml-lsp-server**. Subsequent releases [1.1.0](https://github.com/tarides/ocaml-eglot/releases/tag/1.1.0) and [1.2.0](https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ann-release-of-ocaml-eglot-1-2-0/16515) enable support for `flycheck` as a configurable alternative to `flymake` (`1.0.0` release), Emacs `30.1` support, better user experience and error handling, as well as support for new features. 

data/changelog/releases/dune/2025-08-21-dune-3.20.0.md

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+---
+title: Dune 3.20.0
+tags:
+- dune
+- platform
+authors:
+contributors:
+versions:
+unstable: false
+ignore: false
+github_release_tags:
+- 3.20.0
+changelog: |
+    ### Fixed
+
+    - Stop re-running cram tests after promotion when it's not necessary (#11994,
+      @rgrinberg)
+
+    - fix: `$ dune subst` should not fail when adding the version field in opam
+      files (#11801, fixes #11045, @btjorge)
+
+    - Kill all processes in the process group after the main process has
+      terminated; in particular this avoids background processes in cram tests to
+      stick around after the test finished (#11841, fixes #11820, @Alizter,
+      @Leonidas-from-XIV)
+
+    ### Added
+
+    - `(tests)` stanzas now generate aliases with the test name. To run
+      `(test (name a))` you can do `dune build @runtest-a`. (#11558, grants part of #10239,
+      @Alizter)
+
+    - Inline test libraries now produce aliases `runtest-name_of_lib`
+      allowing users to run specific inline tests as `dune build
+      @runtest-name_of_lib`. (#11109, partially fixes #10239, @Alizter)
+
+    - feature: `$ dune subst` use version from `dune-project` when no version
+      control repository has been detected (#11801, @btjorge)
+
+    - Allow `dune exec` to run concurrently with another instance of dune in watch
+      mode (#11840, @gridbugs)
+
+    - Introduce `%{os}`, `%{os_version}`, `%{os_distribution}`, and `%{os_family}`
+      percent forms. These have the same values as their opam counterparts.
+      (#11863, @rgrinberg)
+
+    - Introduce option `(implicit_transitive_deps false-if-hidden-includes-supported)`
+      that is equivalent to `(implicit_transitive_deps false)` when `-H` is
+      supported by the compiler (OCaml >= 5.2) and equivalent to
+      `(implicit_transitive_deps true)` otherwise. (#11866, fixes #11212, @nojb)
+
+    - Add `dune describe location` for printing the path to the executable that
+      would be run (#11905, @gridbugs)
+
+    - `dune runtest` can now understand absolute paths as well as run tests in
+      specific build contexts (#11936, @Alizter).
+
+    - Added 'empty' alias which contains no targets. (#11556 #11952 #11955 #11956,
+      grants #4161, @Alizter and @rgrinberg)
+
+    - Allow `dune promote` to properly run while a watch mode server is running
+      (#12010, @ElectreAAS)
+
+    - Add `--alias` and `--alias-rec` flags as an alternative to the `@@` and `@`
+      syntax in the command line (#12043, fixes #5775, @rgrinberg)
+
+    - Added a `(timeout <float>)` field to the `(cram)` stanza to specify per-test
+      time limits. Tests exceeding the timeout are terminated with an error.
+      (#12041, @Alizter)
+
+    ### Changed
+
+    - Format long lists in s-expressions to fill the line instead of
+      formatting them in a vertical way (#10892, fixes #10860, @nojb)
+
+    - Switch from MD5 to BLAKE3 for digesting targets and rules. BLAKE3 is both more
+      performant and difficult to break than MD5 (#11735, @rgrinberg, @Alizter)
+
+    - Print a warning when `dune build` runs over RPC (#11833, @gridbugs)
+
+    - Stop emitting empty module group wrapper `.js` file in `melange.emit`
+      (#11987, fixes #11986, @anmonteiro)
+---
+
+The Dune Team is happy to announce the release of Dune `3.20.0`.
+
+This release contains some important bug fixes. It contains new features for
+tests, such as the possibility to use an alias and the possibility to declare a
+timeout for cram tests. This release also provides new possibilities for the
+watch mode, like the ability to run an executable or promote files while the
+watch mode is running.
+
+A significant change in this release is how the dune file formatter
+acts. It will now try to fill the line instead of using the vertical format.
+

data/changelog/releases/dune/2025-08-26-dune.3.20.1.md

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+---
+title: Dune 3.20.1
+tags:
+  - dune
+  - platform
+authors:
+contributors:
+versions:
+unstable: false
+ignore: false
+github_release_tags:
+  - 3.20.1
+changelog: |
+  ### Fixed
+
+  - Fix `runtest-js` mistakenly depending on `byte` (fixes #12243, #12242,
+    @vouillon and @Alizter)
+
+  - Fix the interpretation of paths in `dune runtest` when running from within a
+    subdirectory. (#12251, fixes #12250, @Alizter)
+
+  ### Changed
+
+  - Revert formatting change introduced in 3.20.0 making long lists in
+    s-expressions fill the line instead of formatting them in a vertical way
+    (#12245, reverts #10892, @nojb)
+---
+
+The Dune Team is happy to announce the release of Dune `3.20.1`.
+
+This release introduces some minor fixes and reverts the dune file formatter
+change.

data/events/2024-09-16-fun-ocaml.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: "Fun OCaml 2024"
 event_type: conference
 country: "Germany"
 city: "Berlin"
-url: https://fun-ocaml.com
+url: https://fun-ocaml.com/2024
 starts:
   yyyy_mm_dd: "2024-09-16"
 ---

data/events/2025-09-15-fun-ocaml.md

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+---
+title: "Fun OCaml 2025"
+event_type: conference
+country: "Poland"
+city: "Warsaw"
+url: https://fun-ocaml.com
+starts:
+  yyyy_mm_dd: "2025-09-15"
+---

data/is_ocaml_yet/web.md

@@ -164,12 +164,13 @@ categories:
   - name: Authentication
     status: •
     description: |
-      Packages for authentication-related functionality in OCaml Web applications.
+      Packages for authentication-related functionality in OCaml Web
+      applications. Note that `webauthn` can be used to implement passkey
+      authentication.
     packages:
     - name: jwt
     - name: cookie
     - name: FPauth
-    - name: u2f
     - name: webauthn
     - name: ssl
     - name: twostep
@@ -409,6 +410,7 @@ allow you to program your Web and mobile application in a single code.
 ## Want to Help?
 
 Here are some projects that would help make OCaml a stronger candidate for Web applications:
+
 - Improve [ocaml-swagger](https://github.com/andrenth/ocaml-swagger) to be able to generate API for popular Web APIs like Stripe.
 - Create an OAuth2 client library.
 - Create clients to the Azure services APIs.