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RSS works, any idea what these are from? I'm pretty sure JS console log used to be clean, maybe NextJS 14 shook it up?
RSS works, any idea what these are from? I'm pretty sure JS console log used to be clean, maybe NextJS 14 shook it up?
@sgerbino mine is clean... maybe it's a chrome extension you have that's trying to reach out to bugsnag?
RSS works, any idea what these are from? I'm pretty sure JS console log used to be clean, maybe NextJS 14 shook it up?
@sgerbino mine is clean... maybe it's a chrome extension you have that's trying to reach out to bugsnag?
After I merged and looked at koinos.io everything is clean for me again, so I guess case closed :dancers:
Resolves #70
It turns out the RSS to JSON proxy we were using (api.rss2json.com) added a cloudflare javascript challenge which was preventing us from fetching, and, also now preventing access due to CORS (so even if you work around CORS, it still didn't work due to the javascript challenge). I guess they screwed their API.
Anyway, this just works around them altogether by fetching the raw XML/RSS feed and then converts it to JSON. It cuts out the middle man and goes directly to the source.
I also switched to node v18 docker images because that is required for NextJS v14 that we recently upgraded to.