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jobs:
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publish:
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uses: mikkeli/novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki/.gitea/workflows/publish-songs.yml@master
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uses: novoyuuparosk-wiki/novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki/.gitea/workflows/publish-songs.yml@master
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with:
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SOURCE_REF: ${{ github.sha }}
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# Empty on workflow_dispatch — the reusable workflow treats that as
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# Northwich committee of magic researches songs repository
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Just a collection of lyrics of songs. Probably will be managed into proper folders. Probably will have LRCs.
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## Publishing to the wiki
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Song pages are auto-published to <https://wiki.novoyuuparosk.org> by the
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**songs pipeline** in the companion repo `novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki` (the
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"repo next door"). It triggers on push to `master`.
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- **Source-file contract** (frontmatter fields, body conventions): see
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[`pipelines/songs/SCHEMA.md`](../novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki/pipelines/songs/SCHEMA.md)
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in `novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki`.
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- **Pipeline overview** (branch convention, triggers, categories, LRC, etc.):
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[`pipelines/songs/README.md`](../novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki/pipelines/songs/README.md).
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In short: a file is published when its frontmatter has `wiki.publish: true`
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and it isn't under `wip/`. The `title` field becomes the wiki page name.
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## Side-by-side lyrics (columns shorthand)
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To lay two (or more) versions of a song next to each other — e.g. an original
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and its translation — use a fenced code block tagged `columns`, with each
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column separated by a line containing only `===`:
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````markdown
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```columns
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**原題**
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一行目
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二行目
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===
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**Title**
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first line
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second line
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```
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````
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Notes:
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- Line breaks and blank lines are preserved verbatim (each column is rendered
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with line breaks intact).
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- `N` columns ⇒ `N − 1` `===` separators.
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- Use Markdown emphasis inside the block: `*italic*`, `**bold**`,
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`***bold-italic***`. (No need for raw HTML.)
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This is implemented entirely by the auto-wiki pipeline at publish time; the
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authoritative description lives in
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[`SCHEMA.md`](../novoyuuparosk-auto-wiki/pipelines/songs/SCHEMA.md#columns-side-by-side-shorthand).
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See [`kairo/kimito_en.md`](kairo/kimito_en.md) for a real example.
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title: Yuubari
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album: Shirakaba Express Service
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wiki:
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publish: false
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release_date: 2026-11-23
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lrc: yuubari.lrc
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---
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# Yuubari
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The previous one is technically 'Yuuparo' but close enough for me to tag this one `2`.
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A song about how life goes on under perceived turmoil thousands of metres away.
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## Lyrics
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```
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There were scenes I've come to known but never seen or heard.
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Coal mines roar low day and night. air compressors, motors, conveyor belts, water pumps, self-propelled tunnel shields, drum cutters, lifts; boilers, generators, locomotives, trucks, and people of the mine.
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Snow over the ever so slightly dwarfed mountain slopes, matrices of lights of alternating patterns every fortnight or so reflecting shift changes; mixtures of snow, steam, smoke in the air, smell of much burning.
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People in the mines, people for the mines, people around the mines, people from the mines; people working, people fighting, people dying.
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// Lines that shouldn't make it to the final text but of the right spirit
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History is an easy thing to learn and remember but nigh impossible to live in. At the same time it is a thing imopossible to not live in.
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My town is sentenced death and revived so many times by history and so many contactless observation endpoints from miles and miles away. I am an exile but I live on with the town.
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```
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