Libelektra: website: rss urls point to localhost and broken links

[mpranj]

Somehow for each release there is a new reason why the RSS feed is broken and points to localhost.

https://github.com/ElektraInitiative/libelektra/blob/aace28621939164542a9dd4a710968783ae4cd02/src/tools/website/application-config.json.tpl#L6

Can we change this to default to the real website @markus2330?

• [x] Fix URL in rss feed.
• [ ] Remove backend references
• [ ] RSS entries (the title) are broken links. "0.9.3 Release" links to broken link: https://www.libelektra.org/undefined9b9e8889-0c77-45ce-8441-8bdf26a110ac.html

[markus2330]

Of course, and you can remove the "backend" section if you already on it :wink:

[mpranj]

Seems that my changes broke the website.. I will try to fix it quickly by building only the website until it is resolved. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[markus2330]

Good that you found out before sending out to everyone :+1:

[mpranj]

Yes, it's fixed again. Do you have any additions (news/website)? Otherwise I'll reactivate the full pipeline for a last rebuild before we send the news out.

[markus2330]

Do you have any additions (news/website)?

No, everything looks amazing :fireworks:

Otherwise I'll reactivate the full pipeline for a last rebuild before we send the news out.

Is this needed? There were already successful builds after the release tag.

Maybe you can retrigger the jobs of the commit with the release tag (0cb41ac378c782b5741692fd01c70f66e8c77503), it looks like it had failed to build

[mpranj]

Is this needed?

No, but it makes the CI badges on the website and github appear green, which looks nice to me. 😄

Maybe you can retrigger the jobs of the commit with the release tag

Great idea, done!

[mpranj]

I just found another problem with RSS links:

RSS entries (the title) are broken links. "0.9.3 Release" links to broken link: https://www.libelektra.org/undefined9b9e8889-0c77-45ce-8441-8bdf26a110ac.html

[markus2330]

Thank you for pointing out! My RSS reader (thunderbird) does not even show this link (nor subject nor title is a link), so I never noticed.

A validator, however, confirms your problem and also shows others (e.g. a duplicated guid): https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.libelektra.org%2Fnews%2Ffeed.rss