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News file for videodog
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* videodog 2.1.28 (2024-04-17)
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This version bumps the check interval for the RSS feed to 60
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minutes, since the RSS feed is stale most of the day until a
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new video goes out.
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* videodog 2.0.23 (2024-04-11)
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This version does not add a lot of things, but it breaks some
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behaviours, and thus I've decided to bump the version to 2.0.
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** Updated application dependencies
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I've migrated to gocron version 2, which introduces breaking
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changes and has required me to rewrite the scheduler code.
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Also, I am using a different SQLite implementation.
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** Different scheduling algorithm
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Since I was having trouble trying to guess when would the videos
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be announced in the Discord server, the cron job now runs at
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fixed intervals every 15 minutes like a clock, rather than just
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20 minutes after the previous run, which will usually introduce
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jitter, causing the videos to be announced at :32, :53, :14...
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* videodog 1.1.13 (2024-02-24)
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This is a maintenance release with no new features. It updates the
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Go runtime and other dependencies for the application to build.
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* videodog 1.1.8 (2023-09-22)
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Note that the version number for this release was picked after the
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release, since the project did not use versioning by this point.
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** Allow to customize the check interval
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With the new -interval flag, it is now possible to specifify the
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amount of minutes between checks for new content on YouTube. By
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default it is set to 20 minutes.
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** Static Docker image
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Instead of deploying a Docker image that layers on top of base, the
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package is now statically compiled and the executable is sent to a
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scratch image, to reduce the image size.
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* videodog 1.0.3 (2023-07-06)
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** Initial release of videodog
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videodog is developed as an internal tool but it is released into
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the public. It can be used to fetch information from a YouTube RSS
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feed and push new videos to a Discord server via webhook.
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Note that the version number for this release was picked after the
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release, since the project did not use versioning by this point.
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