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fix(blog): emit JSON-LD dates as ISO date-times with a timezone - #1685
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BlogPosting's datePublished/dateModified were emitted verbatim, so a bare YYYY-MM-DD from the admin's date picker failed Google's Rich Results Test (invalid datetime, missing timezone). Normalize them via a new toISODateTime helper, pinned to UTC like dateToTime, and drop values that can't be parsed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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25-28: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover impossible calendar dates.
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2025-02-30to this unparseable-value test.dateToTimechecks only the date shape, sotoISODateTimecan return a shifted ISO value.toBlogPostinguses this helper for JSON-LD dates, but the current assertions cover only empty and non-date text.Suggested test
Deno.test("toISODateTime returns undefined for an unparseable value", () => { assertEquals(toISODateTime(""), undefined); assertEquals(toISODateTime("not a date"), undefined); + assertEquals(toISODateTime("2025-02-30"), undefined); });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 40-43: Update toISODateTime to use the strict calendar validation
provided by scheduledTime so invalid or non-ISO dates are omitted, and check
explicitly for its failure sentinel rather than using truthiness so valid
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- Around line 25-28: Add an assertion that toISODateTime("2025-02-30") returns
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Midnight UTC is the previous evening across the Americas, so search results could show a post a day early. 08:00 UTC lands on the same calendar day from UTC-08:00 to UTC+14:00. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
dateToTime is lenient: Date rolls an impossible 2024-02-31 over into March, reads non-ISO strings in server-local time, and its 0-on-failure sentinel dropped a valid Unix-epoch date. scheduledTime range-checks the calendar fields and signals failure with null, so invalid dates are omitted and the epoch survives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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blog/sections/Seo/SeoBlogPost.tsxemitsBlogPost.dateverbatim as the BlogPosting'sdatePublished. That value is usually a bareYYYY-MM-DD(the admin's@format datepicker), which Google's Rich Results Test flags:O valor de datetime para "datePublished" não é válidoFalta o fuso horário da propriedade datetime "datePublished"toBlogPostingnow normalizesdatePublishedanddateModifiedthrough a newtoISODateTimehelper inblog/utils/date.ts:2025-06-01→2025-06-01T08:00:00.000Z. A bare date has no time of day; 08:00 UTC rather than midnight keeps it on the same calendar day from UTC-08:00 to UTC+14:00, so search results in the Americas don't show the post a day early.scheduledTime's strict ISO check. An impossible date such as2024-02-31, or a non-ISO string, is dropped instead of emitted as invalid structured data. The Unix epoch is kept, not treated as a failure.Tests:
blog/tests/jsonLD.test.ts.deno test blog/tests,deno fmt,deno lintanddeno check blog/mod.tspass.Same fix for
@decocms/apps-blogin decocms/blocks: decocms/blocks#638Issue Link
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Fixes blog post JSON-LD structured data so
datePublishedanddateModifiedare emitted as full ISO date-times with a timezone instead of bare dates like2025-06-01, which Google's Rich Results Test rejects.Written for commit b88bf92. Summary will update on new commits.
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