Accidentally tested a scraper in my main instance instead of the dev one, then removed it so I wasn't unnecessarily running a half-broken scraper. It doesn't seem to cause any problems elsewhere, including with the submission files it scraped.
I don't really expect a fix as this is obviously user error - I can fix it myself by either taking those accidentally scraped records out of the database or finally completing the Boosty scraper and having it merged into main - but this could be a real future problem when a website/scraper inevitably becomes defunct.
Accidentally tested a scraper in my main instance instead of the dev one, then removed it so I wasn't unnecessarily running a half-broken scraper. It doesn't seem to cause any problems elsewhere, including with the submission files it scraped.
I don't really expect a fix as this is obviously user error - I can fix it myself by either taking those accidentally scraped records out of the database or finally completing the Boosty scraper and having it merged into main - but this could be a real future problem when a website/scraper inevitably becomes defunct.
NoMethodError exception raised
undefined method `manually_disabled?' for #<Sites::SimpleDefinition:0x00007f68f742ef20 @enum_value="boosty", @display_name="Boosty", @homepage="https://boosty.to", @gallery_templates=[#<Addressable::Template:0x49ac PATTERN:{prefix}boosty.to/{site_artist_identifier}{/remaining}{?remaining}{#remaining}>], @username_identifier_regex=/^[a-zA-Z0-9_.-]{3,50}$/, @image_domains=[], @download_headers={}>
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