Remove an article to drafts after publication and return another one. What will be in the rss/feed?

Question

Habr

A little chaotic, but the question is interesting:

What will happen if
an article is published, after (conditionally 2 hours) it is transferred to drafts.
After another (conditionally 4 hours), the article is completely reworked (topic, hubs, body, tags) and returned from the draft.

Will this article appear in the feed/rss as new?
Will an RSS link with a different topic lead to a new article?

Answer 1

When editing the address of the article does not change.
If the client has already received the old article in rss, then it will remain there and will lead to a new article. (Or a message that the article is in draft)
If the client receives rss after all the manipulations with the article, then I think there should be a new article in rss and that's it.

Answer 2

Thanks for answers. I realized that shitty drafts will live forever.

Answer 3

The old one will be in the feed, but during the transition it will be said that the author has put it in drafts.
Yes, a new article will appear in the feed, but perhaps the author simply created a new article and copied and pasted the content. Compare article ids. Perhaps the id changes when the title is changed. Everything else is unlikely to lead to the creation of a new id.