Owen Griffiths

Looks like this is failing my SvelteKit production builds (open image in new window): This spews out a massive JS chunk for SvelteKit. It mentions tauri at the end: ```...

Still having this issue, here's a complete log if it helps: https://pastebin.com/B2qyqrNc

> @Owez `@tauri-apps/api` does not work with Node.js. With SvelteKit, you should to use `adapter-static` with the `fallback` option and set `ssr = false` I'm using both, the code I...

> `ssr = false` disables dev SSR. Either way, let's not discuss framework specifics in this issue See #6554 (possible workaround also included)

Yep your right, this ended up being an issue with the redis pubsub implementation itself. I think it was a third party library which was merged into it?

Would that solution be a workaround because of the current limitations in `redis::aio`? My eventual solution was to write a custom PubSub implementation for my specific usecase and use deadpool...

This is 100% needed, basic feature of storage that doesn't `exist` yet

For now you can use `--videos=x` and eyeball how many videos there will probably be to download. Date ranges would be a nice feature, there's a lot to work on...

This is actually a feature on the master branch already, but I’ve stopped work on it for the upcoming rewrite unfortunately For now you can do: 1. yark refresh foobar...

I'll leave it open to make sure I include it in the rewrite if I'm implementing the CLI straight away haha