Precondition check failed #479
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That's an error directly from |
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Thanks! |
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I have the same problem (tried both the latest and v0.13.4 tags). I understand this is caused by this issue: It was solved and the new yt-dlp was released on the 28th, while the docker image is from the 27th. I understand that updating yt-dlp to the newest version would fix the issue, am I correct? Is it possible to update the yt-dlp inside the container, or should I just wait for the new docker image? As a side note - would it be possible to create a container startup task that would execute something like "yt-dlp --update", so yt-dlp is always up to date, even if a new image was not released yet? |
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I generally don't to do something like |
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Thanks for the explanation. Oh, and by the way thanks for the nice project and the time you're spending developing it. |
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Is there a way to update to the nightly build to test the update while we wait for it to be added to the stable channel? |
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Well, you can drop into the container and run whatever update commands you like with: $ docker exec -ti tubesync bash
$ yt-dlp --update ... blah ...You'll probably need to manually specify the dev / nightly build to get that to work though. Also that will be reset once the latest container is released. |
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I had tried that, and i tried with python3 pip commands as well, no luck. I thought you may have a better idea of the command needed. root@d963562b4185:/app# yt-dlp --update-to bashonly/yt-dlp@bump |
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You probably need to use pipenv then, apt update && apt install pipenv, then pipenv install setuptools, then install yt-dlp ... something ... Pretty sure you can use pipenv install git+path-to-fork-on-github and it'll work, although I've not tested it myself. |
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Thanks @meeb, I will work with that in the morning and see if i can get it to work. |
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Np. Oh and make sure you execute the pipenv commands in the /app directory. |
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I was able to do it like this: root@d963562b4185:/app# ✔ Successfully created virtual environment! Installing collected packages: brotli, websockets, urllib3, pycryptodomex, mutagen, idna, charset-normalizer, certifi, requests, yt-dlp Successfully installed brotli-1.1.0 certifi-2024.2.2 charset-normalizer-3.3.2 idna-3.6 mutagen-1.47.0 pycryptodomex-3.20.0 requests-2.31.0 urllib3-2.2.1 websockets-12.0 yt-dlp-2024.3.7.232716.dev0 (app) root@d963562b4185:/usr/local/bin# I had to exit and re-enter to see that the version was different (app) root@d963562b4185:/app# |
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Thanks for the detailed steps! Hopefully this will be fixed in the main release soon but this is useful for anyone else wanting to run nightlies in the interim. |
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I am seeing that i still see the same problem with the nightly version of yt-dlp, that others saw is fixed. But it looks like they are also using a cookies parm. Any way i can see what command is being executed? Would like to see if it matches to the yt-dlp issuie above or if its something different, that should be raised. Error is still see: 2024-03-10 12:31:21,482 [tubesync/INFO] Saved 83949 bytes of metadata for: robocarpoli / 4627f57a-6bdd-484b-94ea-2bfdd2bf70cb |
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tubesync doesn't execute https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/tubesync/sync/youtube.py#L140 and the defaults here: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/tubesync/tubesync/settings.py#L158 Given this seems to be an issue |
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Ah, there was a |
Thanks @meeb! I think thats what i needed to provide the yt-dlp devs what they would need. I have added your comments on: and asked them to let me know how i can help/test/validate |
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Probably not that useful for the upstream devs really, given tubesync is pretty much just a UI wrapper around yt-dlp. |
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The latest build, v0.13.5, has yt-dlp v2024.03.10 in it. Update and try that. |
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Thanks! I updated, and i am not seeing the errors posting yet. |
Is this currently working? I'm seeing errors like:
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