Issue Summary

Deleting draft posts triggers the site.changed webhook. I assume, though, that site.changed is supposed to mean "something happened that changed the website's published¹ front-end content." Accordingly, creating a draft post and updating a draft post do not trigger the site.changed webhook.

Why It Matters

I use the site.changed webhook to trigger cache purges. When I delete a draft post, the site.changed webhook clears my front-end cache, even though there weren't any changes to the website's published front-end content.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a site.changed webhook for monitoring
2. Create and save a draft post
3. Delete the draft post
4. Check the [last triggered] status of the site.changed webhook

Thoughts on Resolution

The post.unpublished webhook triggers when a published post is unpublished either by means of being reverted to draft status or by being deleted. It avoids triggering when a draft post is deleted. Could similar logic be used as part of the site.changed webhook?

I assume the issue also applies to deleting draft pages, but I haven't tested.

Ghost Version

6.101.1

Node.js Version

18.20.4

How did you install Ghost?

Docker ghost:5-alpine

Database type

MySQL 8

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