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Matthijs Velsink authored
Atom feed entries have a mandatory "updated" time field. However, it is possible to have tags but no releases, so the current mechanism fails to give an "updated" field then. Instead, let's always use the associated commit and its commit time to generate the "update" time field. Note that entries can also have an optional "published" field, but this is not always needed and other Atom feeds (e.g. Github) also do not set this field. Also see https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/atom.html. Closes #325607
Matthijs Velsink authoredAtom feed entries have a mandatory "updated" time field. However, it is possible to have tags but no releases, so the current mechanism fails to give an "updated" field then. Instead, let's always use the associated commit and its commit time to generate the "update" time field. Note that entries can also have an optional "published" field, but this is not always needed and other Atom feeds (e.g. Github) also do not set this field. Also see https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/atom.html. Closes #325607
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