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Since it seems nitter.net has gotten the RSS back up and running (for now!), I got a bunch of tweets posted in my Discord server today. From reading the issues on nitter's repo, I knew it was nearly ready, and in preparation I added a new feed. It does not seem to have worked, though other feeds did, and I'm trying to troubleshoot.
I have one feed set as a 'catch-all' to post all tweets and replies from NHC_Atlantic to one webhook, and another feed set for tweets and replies from NHC_Atlantic with Franklin whitelisted going to a different webhook.
The following tweet should have matched both, but instead it matches neither. Since other tweets from NHC_Atlantic went through, I guess it's something with the second feed with whitelist causing both feeds to fail?
Log using blockquote instead of codeblock as it's all on one line, this should be easier to read:
Tropical Storm #Franklin Advisory 4: Franklin Slowing Down Over the Caribbean Sea. Heavy Rainfall Expected For Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. hurricanes.gov
Since it seems nitter.net has gotten the RSS back up and running (for now!), I got a bunch of tweets posted in my Discord server today. From reading the issues on nitter's repo, I knew it was nearly ready, and in preparation I added a new feed. It does not seem to have worked, though other feeds did, and I'm trying to troubleshoot.
I have one feed set as a 'catch-all' to post all tweets and replies from
NHC_Atlantic
to one webhook, and another feed set for tweets and replies fromNHC_Atlantic
withFranklin
whitelisted going to a different webhook.The following tweet should have matched both, but instead it matches neither. Since other tweets from NHC_Atlantic went through, I guess it's something with the second feed with whitelist causing both feeds to fail?
Log using blockquote instead of codeblock as it's all on one line, this should be easier to read:
The 'Skipping entry' line is repeated again exactly, suggesting it was compared to both feeds.
Reality check, here's a screenshot of my 'catch-all' feed:
and the feed with 'Franklin' whitelisted:
They are identical with the exception of the webhook address, and one has a whitelist item while the other does not.
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