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503 would be fixed by back-porting from yt-dlp (duplicate of #29956), but this requires back-porting some infrastructure code as well. However in this case yt-dlp finds no formats (from UK),...

@Twangist and supporters, please direct your Python 3.7+ enthusiasm to the yt-dlp project, as @pukkandan says. No-one would bother maintaining two versions of a program if there wasn't a good...

Essentially https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/issues/30568#issuecomment-1024991879 said all that needed to be said. But... Understandably, yt-dlp wants to be able to rely on supported Python versions (and 3.6), which means that we need to...

Just your standard [Internet hound](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/427/569/bfa.jpg). Just to confirm, Python 2 (or 2 and < 3.6) compatibility wasn't originally a goal of the project since Python 3 appeared only after the...

@gamer191 wrote: >May I suggest going one step further and informing the user about yt-dlp every time they run youtube-dl --update,... You can suggest it, but I think just updating...

See https://github.com/ytdl-org for details of the yt-dl organisation and its current members.

Indeed. So I don't think I'm giving anything away by listing the 6 members as myself, the previous two active maintainers, two of the active maintainers before them, and the...

5/6 Good work, though more slashes than necessary.

Please use my full port in [PR #30713](https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/d799c405010e50f75e253ace218de9c4be8744a9/youtube_dl/extractor/ceskatelevize.py#L26) as a basis. Feel free to define `variadic()` in this PR too, instead of locally within `traverse_obj()`, and to define `IDENTITY()`, `get_first()`...

Good news: there are tests Bad news: the back-ported code should match the new code