End the hold: the site is main's again - #62
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1.1.0 is on the store, so site/1.0.0 has done its job — deployed, branch and environment policy deleted, and the three paragraphs that described the hold go with them. A note saying the site is held, left standing after it is not, sends the next reader looking for a branch that no longer exists. Two things in those paragraphs were not about this episode, so they stay, shortened to a sentence each: that pages.yml can deploy a ref other than main at the cost of an entry in the environment's list, which is the escape hatch for exactly this situation and now has a worked example; and that a tag's site/ is the site as of the tag rather than as of the release, which is what made v1.0.0 the wrong thing to deploy.
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1.1.0 is on the store, so the hold is over. Done in order, before this PR:
pages.yml --ref maindeployed — verified live:visionOS 26 以降in the requirements, Vision Pro and 🌳 back on the page,shots/vision-{en,ja}-1.pngandipad-en-4.pngserving 200, and privacy §6 still theresite/1.0.0deleted, remote and localgithub-pagesenvironment policy57912766deleted — the list is back tomainandgh-pagesSo the skill's three paragraphs describing the hold go too, as they themselves instructed. A note saying the site is held, left standing after it is not, sends the next reader looking for a branch that no longer exists.
Two things in them were not about this episode, and are kept as a sentence each:
pages.ymlcan deploy a ref that is not main — the escape hatch for exactly this shape, when the site must move while main is ahead of what shipped. The cost is an entry in the environment's ref list, and anything not in it fails in two seconds naming only the ref. The 1.1.0 window is now the worked example, including the part worth copying: carryingprivacy.htmlalone, so App Review could read why the app senses the room without the landing page advertising an unreleased version.site/is the site as of the tag, not as of the release.v1.0.0was cut before the app was on the store, so its page says "Coming soon" and points the badge at GitHub.Net: -32 lines, +11.