paulbricman / lexiscore

Summary

Adding RSS from OPML only pulls the last article.

Details

After setting up lexiscore, I take my blog's RSS (https://ivans.io/rss/) and convert it to OPML using https://opml-gen.ovh/. This yields the following file:

<opml version="2.0">
	<body>
		<outline text="Subscriptions" title="Subscriptions">
			<outline xmlUrl='https://ivans.io/rss/' />
	
		</outline>
	</body>
</opml>

After adding this to lexiscore, only the most recent article appears in the reading list. I've checked the RSS feed, and all articles are fully present.

Desired Behavior

RSS feeds should pull all articles.

I don't have time to debug this week, but perhaps it's worth trying my provided input with a debugger at

lexiscore/connectors.py

Line 19 in 5ed0447

for feed_entry in opml.parse(filename)[0]:

to see what the OPML dump results in.

Thanks for creating a separate issue! Are you sure the "max days ago" field in the "add input source" section covers the desired articles?

Ah, good to know. I didn't realize that that was the backwards buffer range. I set it to 500 days, but it only pulled the last few articles.

Lexiscore:

Blog page:

I notice that the list of articles isn't the most recent 6 published. Is there some sort of filtering mechanism that may omit articles?

@issmirnov, yeah some super short articles are ignored from the start. I think I did that so that some RSS entries only containing links to some podcast episode or something wouldn't show up. But if I think about it, this responsibility should be the author's, having different feeds in place for articles/announcements/etc. So I might just remove that filter.

Also, I'm not sure what causes the low skill estimates, but I'd guess the reason is a fresh conceptarium without that many entries? I'll create an enhancement issue for removing the filter, but let me know if you feel somethings wrong with the estimates in another issue.

RSS OPML only pulls last article

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Desired Behavior