Closed saddle-gaudier-06 closed 1 year ago
Great idea. I hope to get started with your issue next week. I'm currently working on the GPodder integration which requires some manual testing. If you'd like to test the next version of PodFetch. Change the latest tag to dev.
I've transitioned to the Dev docker tag, but I'm still having issues with the refresh function of Podfetch. When I hit the Refresh All button on the Podcast page, no new podcast episodes show up, and I see the below output in the logs. I wonder if the refresh process stops once it comes to a podcast that doesn't have any new episodes, instead of updating all the subscribed podcasts.
2023-05-01T10:00:00 [INFO] - Polling for new episodes
thread 'Option::unwrap()
on a None
value', src/db.rs:205:49
note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1
environment variable to display a backtrace
2023-05-01T18:08:08 [INFO] - Refreshing podcast: The Common Man Progrum
thread 'Option::unwrap()
on a None
value', src/db.rs:205:49
Problem found. One of the podcast episodes doesn't have a description. The ARMv7 image is building. I hope its done in 10 minutes. I'll update if the image is pushed.
Thanks for the quick work on this! I was able to update a few of the podcasts that I subscribe to, but then I ran into another issue that stopped the refresh process.
2023-05-01T19:17:31 [INFO] - Refreshing podcast: Security In Five
thread 'Option::unwrap()
on a None
value', src/service/podcast_episode_service.rs:153:80
Thanks for the podcast name. This one has episodes that don't have a download url. Didn't encounter that yet because I thought if you host a podcast you need urls people can enter and media they can listen to.
Dev build is updated for arm
I'm not seeing errors anymore. Thanks for the help!
Awesome.
Clear and concise description of the problem
To get the latest podcast releases, a setting can be set in the docker-compose.yml, which specifies how frequently to check for new releases. That said, I don't know why, but my podcast subscriptions don't always update and show the latest releases.
Suggested solution
Currently, when you click on a specific podcast, there is a refresh button that manually forces the system to look for new releases for that particular podcast. Would it be possible to add a refresh button on the Podcast page (ui/podcasts) to allow users to manually request Podfetch to look for new podcasts across all your subscriptions?
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