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Viewer count and colors misleading when a stream goes offline and back online #116
Desktop (please complete the following information):
CTVBot version: 0.4.0
Windows version: 11
Describe the bug
The colors and count of the instances are confusing and misleading when a stream goes offline and comes back online.
In the screenshot below, I have 12 instances alive and only 1 watching (I manually added the watching one). But my stream count still reflects that all 12 are watching. I think the program is confused because the stream went offline and came online again. When it went offline, they all immediately went yellow, but by the viewer count for the last 10 minutes, I can tell that they're still working.
I also did a manual refresh and it started counting the instances twice and suddenly inflated my numbers for a few seconds
Very nice niche bug you found there. The watching status is determined by the current timestamp the player reaches.
I guess a restart confuses this logic. It should be fixable.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug The colors and count of the instances are confusing and misleading when a stream goes offline and comes back online. In the screenshot below, I have 12 instances alive and only 1 watching (I manually added the watching one). But my stream count still reflects that all 12 are watching. I think the program is confused because the stream went offline and came online again. When it went offline, they all immediately went yellow, but by the viewer count for the last 10 minutes, I can tell that they're still working.
I also did a manual refresh and it started counting the instances twice and suddenly inflated my numbers for a few seconds