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Releasing gateway 3.10.12 (#348) and 3.9.10 (#349) together surfaced a gap in
the release docs: both release runs went green, both GitHub Releases were created,
gh-pages got both index.yaml commits — and charts.api7.ai still served the
index from three days earlier, so neither chart was installable.

The cause is throttling. chart-releaser pushes one gh-pages commit per chart, and
the two pushes landed 30s apart; GitHub Pages rejected both builds before running
them (status: errored, duration: 0). Nothing surfaces that — the workflow, the
releases, and the branch all look correct. gh api .../pages/builds showed the same
pattern on 2026-08-06, where a later rebuild of the identical commit succeeded, and
a plain POST .../pages/builds fixed it again today (built, duration 42238).

Adds a bullet to the release mechanism section: how to spot it, how to fix it, and
which copy of index.yaml answers which question.

chart-releaser pushes one gh-pages commit per chart, and pushes seconds
apart get throttled: the Pages build is rejected before it runs (errored,
duration 0) while the release workflow stays green and the GitHub Release
is created, so charts.api7.ai keeps serving the previous index with no
alert anywhere. Hit today releasing gateway 3.10.12 and 3.9.10 together,
and on 2026-08-06 before that; both recovered on a plain rebuild of the
same commit.
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