Updates from website repo

Author: ryapric

blog/index.html

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       <h4><a href="https://www.opensourcecorp.org/blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/">Progress Report 2022-09-05</a></h4>
-      <p><em>Ryan J. Price, 2022-09-05, 3m read</em></p>
+      <p><em>Ryan J. Price, 2022-09-05, 4m read</em></p>
       Wooooo boy howdy, what a STRETCH it&rsquo;s been. Lots of things in life &amp; work have come up and kept me away from working on OSC, but I wanted to throw out something quick to let folks know that neither I nor the project are dead.
-rhad has been under a lot of recent work. Some months ago, the concept of a Rhadfile was introduced to the codebase, which is a config-file format for rhad executions. <a href="https://www.opensourcecorp.org/blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/">(more)</a>
+rhad has been under a lot of recent work. It is now version v0.3.0. While most of the updates were a lot of internal refactoring that aren&rsquo;t going to be very visible to users, the minor-version bump is because rhad now runs go vet as part of its Go linter runs. <a href="https://www.opensourcecorp.org/blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/">(more)</a>
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blog/index.xml

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       <guid>https://www.opensourcecorp.org/blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/</guid>
       <description>Wooooo boy howdy, what a STRETCH it&amp;rsquo;s been. Lots of things in life &amp;amp; work have come up and kept me away from working on OSC, but I wanted to throw out something quick to let folks know that neither I nor the project are dead.
-rhad has been under a lot of recent work. Some months ago, the concept of a Rhadfile was introduced to the codebase, which is a config-file format for rhad executions.</description>
+rhad has been under a lot of recent work. It is now version v0.3.0. While most of the updates were a lot of internal refactoring that aren&amp;rsquo;t going to be very visible to users, the minor-version bump is because rhad now runs go vet as part of its Go linter runs.</description>
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blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/index.html

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   <h2>Progress Report 2022-09-05</h2>
 
-  <em>By Ryan J. Price @ 2022-09-05 01:45:00 -0500 CDT; reading time 3m</em>
+  <em>By Ryan J. Price @ 2022-09-05 01:45:00 -0500 CDT; reading time 4m</em>
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   <p>Wooooo boy howdy, what a STRETCH it&rsquo;s been. Lots of things in life &amp; work have
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 <p><a href="https://github.com/opensourcecorp/rhad"><code>rhad</code></a> has been under a lot of
-recent work. Some months ago, the concept of a <code>Rhadfile</code> was introduced to
+recent work. It is now version <code>v0.3.0</code>. While most of the updates were a lot
+of internal refactoring that aren&rsquo;t going to be very visible to users, the
+minor-version bump is because <code>rhad</code> now runs <code>go vet</code> as part of its Go
+linter runs. New feature, new minor version. Internal changes include a
+filesystem-based state tracking mechanism (previously <code>rhad</code> used global vars
+to track run state), and decoupling of reusable components to a separate repo
+(discussed in the next bullet below).</p>
+<p>Additionally: some months ago, the concept of a <code>Rhadfile</code> was introduced to
 the codebase, which is a config-file format for <code>rhad</code> executions. The first
 pass at this was targeting an INI format, for its simplicity &amp; readability. As
 it turns out, parsing an INI file is&hellip; interesting, to say the least. So,
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 script</a>
 that runs the GitHub Super-Linter, and <code>rhad</code> following, as well as a <code>make add-local-symlinks</code> target to symlink the script onto (what I hope is) your
 <code>$PATH</code>. Try it out and let me know if you run into any notable bugs.</p>
-<p><code>rhad</code> is now version <code>v0.3.0</code>, and the <a href="https://github.com/opensourcecorp/rhad/pkgs/container/rhad">container image on
+<p>The <a href="https://github.com/opensourcecorp/rhad/pkgs/container/rhad">container image on
 GHCR</a> reflects
 this in its <code>:latest</code> tag (I&rsquo;ll get around to getting version-tagged builds
 done in GHA at some point).</p>

index.xml

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       <guid>https://www.opensourcecorp.org/blog/posts/2022-09-05-progress-report/</guid>
       <description>Wooooo boy howdy, what a STRETCH it&amp;rsquo;s been. Lots of things in life &amp;amp; work have come up and kept me away from working on OSC, but I wanted to throw out something quick to let folks know that neither I nor the project are dead.
-rhad has been under a lot of recent work. Some months ago, the concept of a Rhadfile was introduced to the codebase, which is a config-file format for rhad executions.</description>
+rhad has been under a lot of recent work. It is now version v0.3.0. While most of the updates were a lot of internal refactoring that aren&amp;rsquo;t going to be very visible to users, the minor-version bump is because rhad now runs go vet as part of its Go linter runs.</description>
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