Hey, @eerongal@ttrpg.network is this feed busted?
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yeah, the API library the bot uses to connect to the lemmy API broke when the contract changed in the upgrade to 19.5; I logged an issue on the github for the api, but it hasnt gone anywhere, so i doubt the repo is being actively maintained. I haven't had a chance to really dig into it myself, but if it doesnt go somewhere soon, i might have to see if i can fix it up.
I'm a dev (with zero free time). Point me at it.
I'm also a developer, just been too busy to look at it.
But here's the issue: https://github.com/Fedihosting-Foundation/plemmy/issues/39
There was a new field added (visibility) that links to another object (https://join-lemmy.org/api/types/CommunityVisibility.html), but this is only for one of the calls it makes, i don't know if there's other calls that need to be updated as well to get it fully working.
Edit: from plemmy, the bot uses the following calls:
LemmyHttp.get_community()
plemmy.responses.GetCommunityResponse()
LemmyHttp.create_post()
plemmy.responses.PostResponse()
Is there a way to request additions to this blog roll?
It's an RSS feed currently maintained by @slyflourish@ttrpg.network. You can bring it up to him, but it's also his personal blog roll, i believe, so it's up to his discretion if he adds anything, we just scrape it for this community (with his blessing)
He's here on ttrpg.network, but he's also on Mastodon if you want to contact him there, or via his website
Question for the overlords: What's going on with the duplicate posts from the bot? It seems that about once a day there's a vomit of duplicates from the day previous. I'm a big fan of the service so I've been sorting through, but I worry it might continue forever if someone doesn't ask.
Thanks for pointing this out! I actually didn't notice. I'm out of town for the moment for work, and have been traveling for a bit, but I'll be back home next week and should have a chance to take a look at it.
Weird that it's happening, because the bit has a built in double check for duplicates, but I'll take a look and see if I can figure it out.
Thank you for taking a look and for continuing to do the thing for us here!
Took a super quick look today; It does definitely seem to be skipping duplicates, so i'm not sure off hand how or why dupes are getting through. I added some extra logging and i'm going to let it run for a few days, see if i can catch any issues.
I updated the index.xml feed so it updates every hour now and has a max of 30 articles.