Recent posts do not appear on Planet Drupal

May you link the request to add the feed to Planet Drupal?

The link is up in the description.

I'm not sure what you're requesting. The feed has been active for years. I don't have the original request anymore.

That is the feed link. I meant the link to the issue opened in this queue to request to add the feed on Planet Drupal ( #2815253: Add theaccidentalcoder.com to Planet Drupal → ).

As far as I can see, the feed is still shown on Planet Drupal → and it is updated. The latest posts shown on Planet Drupal is also the latest post shown on the feed.

If you do not find it on https://www.drupal.org/planet → is because it results posted on May 30, 2023, the same date exposed by the feed (5/30/2023).
On https://www.drupal.org/planet?page=4 → , between Drupal LMS Features for Your Education Business and Talking Drupal #401 - HTTP Headers, there is Doppelganger Destroyer: A Drush Script.

Hi. Yes, I did find the original request to add the feed and it's in #5. You're right...I'm confused as to how the date (on my site) ended up that way, since I published it a couple days ago, but that certainly explains it! Thank you for your quick reply and help :-)

It seems it has been fixed.

Looking at the feed source, I notice there is a field-created field rendered in the article content.
For latest article, its content matches the content of <pubDate> (16 June, 2023 versus Fri, 16 Jun 2023 22:54:24 +0000). For the previous article, there is a little discrepancy (16 June, 2023 versus Wed, 14 Jun 2023 23:14:47 +0000). For The Case of the Incognito Apostrophe, the difference is bigger: 16 June, 2023 versus Wed, 06 Jan 2021 19:56:58 +0000.
I guess that <pubDate> could show when the article was added to the feed, while the field-created field shows when the article was created, which can be changed from the user interface.

I am going to close this, as it seems fixed.
I still cannot say why the Aggregator module (used for Planet Drupal) and the feed reader I use think that article was posted on May 30, when <pubDate> contains a different date.

As a side note, to check whenever a feed is still shown on Planet Drupal, it is better to check the Aggregator source for that feed (in this case, https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/1829 → ).

I didn't know that an aggregator source existed, but that's pretty useful, thanks for sharing @apaderno. I have created 📌 Include Aggregator source in Planet Drupal blog list Active .

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.