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Typikon's global Atom template always consumes Zola's site-wide feed pages. A consumer cannot
declare that one publication section, such as writing/ or journal/, owns canonical root /atom.xml while retaining root-feed autodiscovery and the shared Typikon template.
This is already a two-consumer substrate need:
Ardent Tools carries a local templates/atom.xml fork so only writing/ publishes.
Ardent Leatherworks needs the same contract for journal/.
#31/#40 deliberately preserved Zola's site-wide page set while fixing the empty-feed case. #92/#171 corrected <updated> calculation without adding membership scope. Neither owns this
setting.
Desired correction
Add an optional consumer setting such as:
[extra]
feed_source_section = "journal/_index.md"
For the global feed, resolve that section and emit only its dated, feed-eligible direct pages.
Preserve current site-wide behavior when the setting is absent and preserve Zola's supplied page
set for native section/taxonomy feeds. A configured scope must own the feed title, subtitle,
alternate link, membership, and <updated> value. Missing or empty configured scopes should fail
by name instead of silently falling back to site-wide freshness.
Expose include_in_feeds in the applicable closed page schemas so consumers can exclude one entry
without forking the template.
Acceptance
A fixture with two Journal entries and a newer dated product emits exactly the two Journal IDs
at root /atom.xml.
Editing Terms or product content leaves the scoped Atom file byte-identical.
Editing an older Journal entry with a newer updated value advances both the entry and feed
timestamps.
include_in_feeds = false excludes a scoped entry.
Missing or empty configured sections fail with the configured path in the error.
Finding
Typikon's global Atom template always consumes Zola's site-wide feed pages. A consumer cannot
declare that one publication section, such as
writing/orjournal/, owns canonical root/atom.xmlwhile retaining root-feed autodiscovery and the shared Typikon template.This is already a two-consumer substrate need:
templates/atom.xmlfork so onlywriting/publishes.journal/.#31/#40 deliberately preserved Zola's site-wide page set while fixing the empty-feed case.
#92/#171 corrected
<updated>calculation without adding membership scope. Neither owns thissetting.
Desired correction
Add an optional consumer setting such as:
For the global feed, resolve that section and emit only its dated, feed-eligible direct pages.
Preserve current site-wide behavior when the setting is absent and preserve Zola's supplied page
set for native section/taxonomy feeds. A configured scope must own the feed title, subtitle,
alternate link, membership, and
<updated>value. Missing or empty configured scopes should failby name instead of silently falling back to site-wide freshness.
Expose
include_in_feedsin the applicable closed page schemas so consumers can exclude one entrywithout forking the template.
Acceptance
at root
/atom.xml.updatedvalue advances both the entry and feedtimestamps.
include_in_feeds = falseexcludes a scoped entry.writing/_index.md; Leatherworks canconfigure
journal/_index.md; both consumer gates pass.