James Addison

Closing a few stale / old pull requests - please feel free to restore/reopen this if it's useful; I'm planning to continue some maintenance of the codebase in my fork...

D'oh - the player (and friends) emerge from the tunnel _before_ the train. I misremembered. Unintentionally demonstrating why testing is important, even for documentation..

Closing a few stale / old pull requests - please feel free to restore/reopen this if it's useful; I'm planning to continue some maintenance of the codebase in my fork...

Closing a few stale / old pull requests - please feel free to restore/reopen this if it's useful; I'm planning to continue some maintenance of the codebase in my fork...

Given that the problem seems to have been resolved, I'm going to close this. I don't think we made any changes in the library to fix it, so I wouldn't...

Generally I think the preferable approach is to emit warnings -- but continue to return `None` as a value -- when we have high confidence that a recipe site doesn't...

> * [x] Add deprecation warnings and/or other migration encouragements to the legacy `scrape_me` method. I think that this task should be considered incomplete; the V15 branch removes the `scrape_me`...

After considering the implications of a comment I wrote at https://github.com/hhursev/recipe-scrapers/pull/1064#issuecomment-2066792405 I thought it'd be worth checking our existing scrapers for the potential that requests could be made to unexpected...

One more note: it should be possible to generalize this check so that it could apply to other scrapers too; I've attempted to write it in a way that would...

> Am I correct in thinking that for marleyspoon, the API calls are always to `api.marleyspoon.com`, even if the recipe URL is (for example) `marleyspoon.de`? @strangetom that does appear to...