Closed TheFrenchGhosty closed 5 years ago
Well I can do this, but it makes all RSS feed validators complain about this:
Undefined author element: name
Undefined author element: uri
Invalid email address
Like I said I don't use it myself, so I don't know if this is an issue in the wild with common RSS readers. I tried want-my-rss which displays the same thing for both
I just compared and it looks likes you're using a different type of RSS:
Invidious uses: ``
Both are atom but invidious includes the YouTube xml namespace which allows these lines:
<yt:videoId>8w3McEymcc8</yt:videoId>
<yt:channelId>UCERm5yFZ1SptUEU4wZ2vJvw</yt:channelId>
Closing for now, please reopen if you find a better solution that doesn't break RSS compliance.
I did some more testing with the RSS and the only thing missing is the fact that the author field does not contain a link to the nitter author page
Invidious implemented it like that:
While you use:
According to http://www.rssboard.org/rss-profile#namespace-elements-dublin-creator there is a limitation in
<dc:creator>
so you need to use<author\>
Otherwise everything else is perfect and RSS appears to be feature complete