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Give each General Conference talk its own chronological pubDate - #131
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Read the naive 'Estimated publish' timestamp as Mountain time instead of collapsing it to the first of the conference month, so every talk carries a distinct, real pubDate and podcast apps sorting by date keep true chronological order. Bump the media cache version so cached dates refresh.
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Review comments at @app/helpers/media.ts:
- Line 392: Update the timestamp parsing around the naive destructuring to
capture fractional seconds and add the fraction to the converted instant,
preserving milliseconds in estimated publication dates. Add a test for the
`2026-04-04T10:00:00.500` input.
- Line 404: Validate the parsed wall-clock calendar and time components before
converting them with Date.UTC; reject out-of-range values such as month 13 so
they return null and allow the path fallback, rather than accepting Date.UTC’s
normalized date.
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Addresses CodeRabbit review: reject out-of-range wall-clock components (so a malformed estimate falls back to the conference folder) and keep millisecond fractions.
Problem
Every talk in a General Conference got the same pubDate (the 1st of the conference month, UTC), because
extractPublicationDatecollapsed the per-talkEstimated publish: …timestamp to the conference month. Podcast apps sort by pubDate, so talks inside a conference showed up in arbitrary order (and Oct conferences showed as "Sept 30" in Mountain time). The live all-conference feed had 1,582 items but only 60 distinct pubDates.Change
Estimated publishwall-clock time as Mountain time (America/Denver, Salt Lake City, DST-aware viaIntl) and use it as the talk's pubDate. ExplicitZ/offset timestamps are honored.desc:pubDate,pathdirectory feed order (now strictly reverse-chronological, conferences still grouped).Explicit ID3 full dates (TDRL/TDRC/TXXX) still take precedence; path-based month fallback remains for files without an estimate.
Verification
npm run validatepasses locally (296 tests). Simulating against the live all-conference feed: 1,549 distinct pubDates for 1,582 items (remaining collisions are source-data issues in 2014–2017 women's/priesthood sessions and 12 talks without descriptions, being fixed via metadata edits), and all 42 conferences remain contiguous.Summary by CodeRabbit