Closed SimoneFelici closed 2 weeks ago
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Its only going to send new messages to discord if it detects changes.
If you want to reset the cache so it starts again, delete ~/.cache/urlwatch/cache.db
. The next time you run it you should see all four new entries in discord, then it will go back to only sending changes.
Its only going to send new messages to discord if it detects changes.
If you want to reset the cache so it starts again, delete
~/.cache/urlwatch/cache.db
. The next time you run it you should see all four new entries in discord, then it will go back to only sending changes.
Now I am on my work machine, and it works, yesterday I was with my pc at home, and I tried to change the Xpath, so it would find a change and send a notification, but all it did was what I showed, maybe I did something wrong in the setup, thank you for your help
To add to this issue, I previously used Discord, I think what was happening is that the text limit of discord cropped the message, Now I am using telegram and works fine.
I just set up urlwatch with 4 urls. My first one went great, and also the second one, here is my urls.yaml:
The thing is, that this 4 urls that I set up they all pass the test:
But only the first and the third one actually send me something to discord(I used a discord webhook for reporting) And also the console shows this:
And this is what I got from Discord:
I don't know if I am missing out on something important but I can't seem to figure out the issue by looking at the wiki