Local Publishing Checklist For Editorial QA
A stable smoke-test story for verifying the public blog detail route after deployment.
This checklist verifies that the public publishing path is operating correctly for readers and editorial QA.
A healthy published story should have a stable slug, title, excerpt, author metadata, readable body content, published status, and public discoverability.
Use this page as a lightweight smoke check after deployments or data refreshes. If it does not load, verify tenant routing, publication status, visibility, and app-scoped content availability before investigating frontend rendering.
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