./blog.sh 1.3.1

./blog.sh 1.3.1 is out — release on GitHub.

A bug-fix release about restraint. The scheduled-publish cron now declines the announcements it cannot take back: a backdated post publishes without announcing, and a post that already carries its announcement address is never announced again — not by the cron, not by publish, not by toot, whichever network the address lives on. The queue takes its lock for every write too, so a tick landing mid-edit cannot revert a post it just published.

The first hour of a fresh install stopped misleading: preview and publish print the address that actually opens instead of example.com, the deploy speaks the site's language, and the example config no longer chooses Mastodon for you — a network is a choice.

And emptiness is an answer now, in both directions: an emptied section takes its heading with it instead of crashing the build or failing doctor, and a heading over content that stays can finally be turned off.

Nothing to migrate — git pull, rebuild, deploy. Full notes →