Namespace: I just made two important changes to the location and person tags that are breaking changes. After some discussion with Angelo at Blubrry, we decided to remove the name="" attribute from these tags and move that string to the element's node value.
So,
<podcast:person name="Dave Jones" />
...becomes:
<podcast:person>Dave Jones</podcast:person>
Same with location:
<podcast:location name="Mount St. Helens" />
...becomes:
<podcast:location>Mount St. Helens</podcast:location>
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@dave Hi Dave, I did not have to do anything special, but I was already using broad host permissions in my extension, which bypass CORS: https://github.com/podStation/podStation/blob/cbe73c149341d87c4f62e4b67b10f4471adc6802/extension/manifest.json#L24
Anyway, it should not be necessary for consuming the API of the index, since you added the CORS header Access-Control-Allow-Origin with a *
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@dellagustin Are you doing anything specific to get the API requests from Podstation to work with CORS? Seems like it is failing for at least one person building a chrome extension.
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Just heard about Buzzsprout's new dynamic content feature https://www.buzzsprout.com/help/154-dynamic-content on Buzzcast, interesting stuff!
@tomrossi7, does this play nicely with external chapter files? Do you happen to know of any Buzzsprout feeds that contain both dynamic content and chapters?
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@hypercatcher only thing I can think of might be adding another field in the iOS app for image URL. Other than that, it’s working well for me.
@Castopod Thank you for putting lots of person tags in your feed. It's really helping to give a robust test of the parser. Almost finished.
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@Castopod I normally use "latin1_bin" collation for urls to save space and avoid punicode type nonsense. Anyone see a problem with that? I've only run into a handful of urls that use multi-byte strings and I think they were all actually mistakes.
Making progress on <podcast:person>. Got the table built and relations set up.
@Castopod Are you going to put tags in your normal test feed first like usual?