[Bug] unable to subscribe to channels containing Topic
in the name #31
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most likely this is not nadeko bug (I'm not expert), but I will just sneak it in anyway...
as per attachment, there are channels that can't be subscribed to (for whatever reason).
steps to reproduce:
recorded behavior:
wild unconfirmed speculation:
music channels often have a zombie-ghost channel which is partially linked to the main channel, but acts as a standalone channel. this zombie-ghost channel is used/managed by a malicious YouTube bot that inserts videos into the main channel, bypassing feed triggers. often such injected videos have in description:
Auto-generated by YouTube
and such channels are marked with suffix- Topic
while keeping the same name as official channel. example:official music channel: ILLIT
zombie-ghost channel ILLIT - Topic
and as you can see, there is another invidious bug:
because this channel is valid on YouTube: ILLIT - Topic
steps to access zombie-ghost channels:
- Topic
channelas mentioned above, do keep in mind that (yet another bug)
- Topic
videos do not enter the feed !!! regardless of being placed right inside the official channelin summary, inability to subscribe to a channel could be related to the fact that the channel has a suffix
- Topic
? no idea!also wondering if the nadeko feed fetcher is able to correctly scrap theses undead-vampire channels...
whoever finds this issue worthy of reporting it upstream, feel free to do so by copy-pasting it - no need to credit me... as I am banned from reporting issues upstream, with both of my accounts, and for sure I will not create a third. fuck the upstream! and other bugs that I can't report upstream:
also, couldn't you just run some simple "join function" in feed fetcher that would join
- Topic
and official channel into one single entity and then distribute it into user's feed? something like:IF
<channel>
and<channel> - Topic
exists AND both of them have TRUSTED checkmark, then JOIN them into one.[Bug] unable to subscribeto [Bug] unable to subscribe to channels containingTopic
in the nameThis is because Topic channels are "restricted" for some reason on the Youtube API since those channels are generated automatically by youtube and not by the artist.
Yeah, it's able to subscribe to those feeds, the problem is that Invidious is not able to fetch the channel I guess.
(Also, don't call it "nadeko feed fetcher", it's just a separate Invidious instance running under a different domain dedicated to receive feed updates)
so if I would insert channel ID of TOPIC channel manually into JSON file and import it? would this work?