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Publishing Pipeline Test

19 Aug 2026Trevor Johnson

A throwaway post confirming that publishing in Sanity rebuilds the site and the new entry reaches the blog index. Safe to delete.

This post exists to confirm one thing: that hitting Publish in the Studio results in a rebuilt, prerendered page on the live site without anyone touching a repository.

## What this verifies (set this line as Heading in the editor)

(set these four as a bulleted list)

  • The webhook fires on publish and skips drafts, so autosaves do not trigger builds
  • The build reads this document over GROQ rather than the committed fallback content
  • Rich text survives the trip, including bold runs and inline links
  • The post is prerendered as static HTML and lands at the top of the blog index

Inline link check: book a call should render as a real link, not as literal brackets. That last one matters, because 203 links across the archive rendered as raw text until this migration fixed them.

Delete this post once the pipeline is confirmed. Deleting also triggers a rebuild, so the blog index will correct itself within a few minutes.

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