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As I understand it, if a podcast feed fails 24 times, its schedule "silently" deleted. No indications in the UI, just the logs.
The only way to re-enable the schedule is to manually edit the podcast-feed and create a new schedule.
If your internet-connection goes out for a while, or if you have any amount of extended downtime, you will then have to manually create a new schedule for every podcast you subscribe to.
Combined with the fact that the default schedule is to check hourly, you technically only have to be offline for one day for all your podcast-downloading to completely break down...
My suggestion is:
Don't delete a schedule for a podcast, just disable it.
Clear notification when a podcast schedule is disabled (not deleted). An overlay-icon in the UI and a message in the web UI for example
Easy, one-click way to re-enable the existing schedule. Clicking the "this podcast is no longer updating" icon suggested above perhaps.
Setting to adjust how aggressive the mechanism for auto-disabling a schedule should be.
Option to completely disable this mechanism.
Why would this be helpful?
It would be useful to not have the application silently delete settings...
Future Implementation (Screenshot)
n/a
Audiobookshelf Server Version
v2.7.17
Current Implementation (Screenshot)
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Type of Enhancement
Web Interface/Frontend
Describe the Feature/Enhancement
As I understand it, if a podcast feed fails 24 times, its schedule "silently" deleted. No indications in the UI, just the logs.
The only way to re-enable the schedule is to manually edit the podcast-feed and create a new schedule.
If your internet-connection goes out for a while, or if you have any amount of extended downtime, you will then have to manually create a new schedule for every podcast you subscribe to.
Combined with the fact that the default schedule is to check hourly, you technically only have to be offline for one day for all your podcast-downloading to completely break down...
My suggestion is:
Why would this be helpful?
It would be useful to not have the application silently delete settings...
Future Implementation (Screenshot)
n/a
Audiobookshelf Server Version
v2.7.17
Current Implementation (Screenshot)
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: