- start.example.sh: replace fixed sleep 30 with /status poll loop (up to 2min)
so the webmention poller waits exactly until indiekit is ready, not longer
- indiekit.config.mjs: remove redundant webmentionIoMountPath variable and
mountPath from webmention-io config (package default /webmentions is correct)
- .env.example: remove all stale proxy and unused WEBMENTION_SENDER_* vars
(HOST, PORT, ENDPOINT, READY_TIMEOUT, STOP_TIMEOUT, AUTO_POLL) that were
never read by start.example.sh; keep only WEBMENTION_SENDER_POLL_INTERVAL
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The poller fired immediately after indiekit was backgrounded, before
the HTTP server finished initializing — causing curl error 52 (empty
reply). A 30s initial sleep gives indiekit time to become ready.
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Two startup scripts:
patch-webmention-sender-retry: patches the package controller so that
when a post has no stored content and the live page fetch fails (page not
yet deployed), the post is skipped instead of being permanently marked as
webmention-sent with zero results. On the next poll the page will be live
and webmentions will be sent correctly.
patch-webmention-sender-reset-stale: one-time migration (guarded by a
migrations collection entry) that resets all posts already incorrectly
marked as webmention-sent with all-zero results, so they are retried on
the next poll.
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- Remove @rmdes/indiekit-endpoint-webmentions-proxy (redundant with
webmention-io which already provides a public JSON API from MongoDB)
- Remove proxy-related variables (webmentionsProxyMountPath, cacheTtl)
- Add explicit mountPath to webmention-io config to avoid future surprises
- Increase WEBMENTION_SENDER_POLL_INTERVAL to 600s so deploys complete
before the poller fires, preventing silent data loss where posts with
no stored content get marked webmention-sent before the page is live
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove complex PID tracking, readiness probe, graceful-shutdown and
daemon-parent machinery. Replace with the minimal polling loop from
the @rmdes/indiekit-endpoint-webmention-sender README: generate JWT,
POST to 127.0.0.1 (local), sleep 300s. Also drop the related tuning
vars from .env (WEBMENTION_SENDER_READY_TIMEOUT, STOP_TIMEOUT,
INDIEKIT_STOP_TIMEOUT, KILL_DAEMON_PARENT_ON_SHUTDOWN).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Passes the micropub post's category (first tag) through to the blogroll
blog entry. Falls back to "bookmarks" when no category is set.
Handles all micropub body formats (form-encoded, JF2, MF2 JSON).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a micropub bookmark post is created, the bookmarked site's
origin URL is discovered for RSS/Atom feeds and added to the blogroll
under category "bookmarks".
Integration is self-contained in the blogroll plugin via
contentNegotiationRoutes — no micropub patches needed.
Source: github:svemagie/indiekit-endpoint-blogroll#bookmark-import
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Adds an explicit patch loop in the deploy step to ensure all
scripts/patch-*.mjs run even if npm ci postinstall was skipped.
This guarantees changelog categorization and other patches are
always applied on the server regardless of npm install mode.
Only display post types with defined fields; backend filters out types lacking fields.
Require fields for backend visibility, not just post path/url.
Add support for custom post form fields by requiring matching templates; missing templates are ignored.
Normalize legacy AI taxonomy values (3 → 2) in frontmatter.
Strip empty AI fields before jf2ToMf2 to avoid empty-string metadata in Micropub payloads.
Wires up the already-installed Micropub endpoint (aliased to
@rmdes/indiekit-endpoint-micropub) at /micropub.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Microsub social reader endpoint at /microsub, enabling feed
subscription and management via the Microsub protocol.
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