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.github/workflows/homepage_json_gen_cron_job.yml

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ jobs:
          pip install -r requirements.txt
 
     - name: Execute Python script
-      run: python generate_homepage_xml.py
+      run: python generate_homepage_json.py
 
     - name: Configure Git
       run: |

README.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Utilizing data collected by the [scraper](https://github.com/bitcoinsearch/scrap
    - Queries Elasticsearch for documents lacking summaries, extracts summaries from corresponding XML files, and then updates these documents with their summaries in the Elasticsearch index.
 3. Daily [Push Combined Summary From XML Files to ES INDEX](.github/workflows/push_combined_summary_to_es_cron_job.yml) ([source](push_combined_summary_to_es.py))
    - Processes each combined thread summary XML file, transforming it into a document format, checks for its existence in Elasticsearch, and updates or inserts the document as needed.
-4. Daily [Python Homepage Update Script](.github/workflows/homepage_json_gen_cron_job.yml) ([source](generate_homepage_xml.py))
+4. Daily [Python Homepage Update Script](.github/workflows/homepage_json_gen_cron_job.yml) ([source](generate_homepage_json.py))
    - Queries the last 7 days of data from Elasticsearch for each source to compile lists of active threads, recent threads, and historical threads for 'Today in History'. It generates a summary of recent threads if available; otherwise, for active threads. The resulting [`homepage.json`](static/homepage.json) is then committed to GitHub to be used by [Bitcoin TLDR](https://github.com/bitcoinsearch/tldr).
 5. Weekly [Python Newsletter Generation Script](.github/workflows/weekly_newsletter_gen_cron_job.yml) ([source](generate_weekly_newsletter_json.py))
    - Generates a newsletter by compiling lists of new and active threads from the past week's data for each source. It generates a summary of new threads if available; otherwise, for active threads. The resulting [`newsletter.json`](static/newsletters/newsletter.json) is then committed to GitHub to be used by [Bitcoin TLDR](https://github.com/bitcoinsearch/tldr).