The calendar's deadline table rendered every recorded submission cycle, so
elapsed rounds sorted to the top and read as the next thing due — 13 of its 17
rows were already in the past. Underneath that, the fetcher preserves
`source: manual` entries forever without ever checking whether they still
describe a future deadline, and 11 of 13 cloud-edge venues are manual.
Preserving them is correct: WikiCFP cannot express multi-cycle venues and does
not carry most systems conferences at all, so re-fetching would replace
researched rounds with worse data or nothing. What was missing is a signal.
- Extract the cycle helpers into cycles.py so the fetcher and the generator
share one definition of which round a reader should act on. cycles_of()
reads an entry without folding flat fields into a cycles list, which would
otherwise rewrite every single-round entry the fetcher writes back.
- The calendar table lists open cycles only; a venue whose every round has
elapsed moves to an "Awaiting the next call" table instead of vanishing.
- pa-fetch-deadlines records those venues under a new stale: key and probes
the year-bumped CFP URL to say which ones already have a next edition
online. A candidate must return 200, mention the target year, and be newer
than any year the entry records — venues.yaml still points SC at sc24.
- README: Task 7 and a matching agent prompt for keeping deadlines current,
since nothing in this repo refreshes them on its own.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hugo/PaperMod static site tracking 13 conferences and 7 journals for
edge and cloud systems research. Includes FullCalendar deadline view,
ICORE/SCImago rankings, DBLP paper digest pipeline, and Python
fetch/generate scripts. PaperMod added as a git submodule.
