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Can't add feed without title #744
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Use the URL in its place. Fixes #744.
@guidopetri thanks for reporting! Can you give it another try? I've updated the new feed logic to fall back to using the URL for the feed name. |
I don't have the easiest way of testing (I'm transitioning from a VPS to a local server setup with Docker) but I'll definitely try it out when I can. Thanks for the quick fix! |
@guidopetri I'm curious, is it important to you to host your own instance? I'm thinking of setting up a service people can subscribe to so they don't have to set up Stringer themselves. |
For me? yeah. I really value being in control of my data myself, even for something tiny like this :) That being said I've seen quite a few services that are similarly able to self-host, but also subscribable for an easy setup (e.g.: Redash used to be that way, as is Monica CRM currently). I think it'd be a good value-add, and an easy way to infuse some money into the repo to fund e.g. bug bounties or new features. |
Thanks, that's helpful. At any rate, if you do manage to get things updated on your end, any updates to the docs would be much appreciated. |
I'm trying to add this feed which seemingly doesn't have a title, but I'm getting a
500 Internal Server Error
whenever I try.Logs
As far as I can tell, the only place that uses
gsub
is in the ContentSanitizer class, which seems to be called on feed titles. Is this as easy of a fix as just adding a default / checking for existence of a title?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: