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Just checked - the article appeared in the meantime :-) so whatever was broken seems to be accidentally fixed in the meantime.

Not sure, but it looks like the article I published for today is also experiencing the same issue. Guess we will see if it accidentally fixes itself. :-)

It did fix itsself, and based on your comment here (at 9:03 UTC, article not yet published) and on github (at 10:24 UTC, article published) I'd even say that nothing was broken - the article had date: 2022-07-20 10:00:00+10:00. Looks like jekyll ignores the timezone part and always assumes UTC (or the server timezone, which is UTC in the openSUSE infrastructure).

For completeness, I'll copy&paste my comment on https://github.com/openSUSE/news-o-o/commit/aaed68b93c073824e5efdc2ab4e939e212dde866#commitcomment-78957898 here:

Well, I remember from the manual jekyll run yesterday that the article was intentionally skipped because of date: 2022-07-20 10:00:00+10:00 which (as of yesterday) was a date in the future.

So if you schedule an article to be published on a specific future date, you shouldn't be too surprised if jekyll honors this ;-)

BTW: The +10:00 doesn't look like an european timezone, not sure if that was intentional.