Andrea Peltrin

It's a classic issue for this kind of frameworks. If I understand correctly, your problem is that if you apply a padding _around_ two or more columns the whole row...

Quick answer while I think about the rest of your proposal: > Do I assume correctly that the default sqlite:///data/coldsweat.db URL can be changed to point outside the coldsweat package?...

> If you're busy or something, I could have a go at this, despite I'm practically a python newbie... Yes, I'm pretty busy these days, I encourage you to go...

> Option 2 - environmental variable This is the easiest path I guess. For now I'm not going to patch Coldsweat to support this directly, though, since your use case...

After this PR https://github.com/passiomatic/coldsweat/pull/96 I think it's time to fix your initial issue. We need a simple way to tell Coldsweat where to find its config file. Did you have...

> It looks like entries and feeds stay in the database forever. Unsubscribing just causes them to be skipped on refresh. Yes, if a feed has zero subscribers or it...

> Importing already downloads entries, but does not run plugins, so I still have to wait Yes, import from OPML also fetch feeds. This is the intended behavior. I don't...

> Maybe you should delete it now that it's merged and no longer up-to-date. Done.

> It looks like entries and feeds stay in the database forever. Unsubscribing just causes them to be skipped on refresh. I investigated a bit further. Deleting a feed if...

Gonna mark won't fix this. There's little Coldsweat could do to handle this corner-case.