bug: YouTube Links with Additional Junk

[onkoe]

When submitting a YouTube link with some additional junk (stuff behind the first query), such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDWHVRqhfto&t=930s, you find that the parser often can't keep up: json error: invalid type: floating point \930`, expected a string`

Is this expected behavior? If so, could you please tell me if there's a way to skip the error and continue serving the downloaded file? It is certainly on my hard drive after a YoutubeDl::new..., but the error prevents me from confidently using the file.

Many thanks, Barrett

[GyrosOfWar]

I'm gonna guess that doesn't actually have anything to do with the URL itself, I guess that passing the time offset changes some fields in the output JSON, which then causes errors because the JSON output doesn't match the schema in the library.

[GyrosOfWar]

The new version (0.9.0) now supports returning the JSON as a serde_json::Value so that you don't have to rely on the struct definitions matching the JSON (because of the nature of how youtube-dl/yt-dlp work, it's difficult to make an exact schema)