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Display settings before subscription finished OR apply filter on an already added feed #728

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antivirtel opened this issue May 9, 2015 · 7 comments

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@antivirtel
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I have a problem: if I'm using the subscribe function from the subscribe URL, it will download the contents instantly in case of popular feeds. The problem is, that I need eg. 10% of that feed, and after that instant download, the Filter setting will not apply, so I couldn't filter out the irrelevant entries.

So I'm suggesting to have a thing like this:

  • display the settings before subscribing OR
  • place a button after the Filter setting, to "Apply filter now"

Thank you!

@antivirtel antivirtel changed the title Display settings before subscription finished OR apply filter on a refreshed feed Display settings before subscription finished OR apply filter on an already added feed May 9, 2015
@antivirtel
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Sorry, a bit off here... Maybe my expression is wrong, but I'm using this:

not (title.contains('bsd') or title.contains('firefox'))

on this feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/HUP , and today I got this entry: http://hup.hu/cikkek/20150517/folytatodik_a_cd_mizeria_az_openbsd-nel - which clearly contains "bsd" in its title...

Is my expression wrong? I don't want to receive anything about bsd and firefox for example...

@Athou
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Athou commented May 27, 2015

Indeed it should have been marked as read. I'll have a look.

And as your first question, i'm not sure it's that easy, I'll have to see what can be done.

@antivirtel
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Anything new about this? It doesn't seem to be a big request.

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@antivirtel
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Anything new about this? It doesn't seem to be a big request to apply the filter immediately.

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@Athou
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Athou commented Jan 1, 2022

Currently, the filter is evaluated when a new entry in the feed is detected by commafeed.

What you propose would require commafeed to load all entries of the feed you're subscribing to, including their content, evaluate the filter on each of those entries and inserting a "read" status if the filter did not match the filter.

That seems like a very heavy operation, a feed could have thousands of entries :/

@Jorengarenar
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QuiteRSS has such feature: normally filter applies only to new entities, but when you click a button, it applies to all of them.
Since there's a worry about performance, it could be locked behind an option in server configuration.

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