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chore(telegram): remove send-telegram-message.yml - #34

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Summary

  • Delete send-telegram-message.yml, the raw free-form message sender
  • All callers now go through the central telegram-notify.yml formatter, so there is no longer any path where a caller supplies its own message body / layout
  • Final phase of standardizing every Telegram message on one format (formatter added in feat(telegram): centralize message format in telegram-notify.yml #33)

Safety

  • All external consumers were migrated first and their PRs are merged: telegram-notify-bot#93, home-infra#194, personal-website#29, parketarstvo-mrzlikar#9
  • Verified no remaining references to send-telegram-message.yml in any workflow across the repos
  • No README changes needed: the raw-sender section was already replaced with the telegram-notify formatter docs in feat(telegram): centralize message format in telegram-notify.yml #33

Rationale

Recorded in docs/adr/0001-central-telegram-message-formatter.md.

All callers now go through telegram-notify.yml. The raw-message sender was
the free-form escape hatch that let layout be defined per caller; removing it
makes the central formatter the only path that produces a message body. Its
external consumers (telegram-notify-bot, home-infra, personal-website,
parketarstvo-mrzlikar) were migrated first. See docs/adr/0001.
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domengabrovsek merged commit c8521dc into main Aug 1, 2026
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domengabrovsek deleted the chore/remove-send-telegram-message branch August 1, 2026 12:25
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