Akinori Musha
Akinori Musha
I don't think we need a new feature. If you want to create an event per enclosure, just do so: ``` "url": { "xpath": "//*/item/enclosure", "value": "./parent::li/link/text()" }, ```
I didn't read the follow-ups carefully. Yeah, currently there is no way to emit an array value for a key in an event.
I think it's WebsiteAgent, and as @jaelpijpers says it only parses what you get by fetching the URL without running any JavaScript code. The HTML document it deals with is...
Looking at https://rubygems.org/gems/libv8/versions, 3.16.14.7 has a precompiled binary gem for the arm-linux architecture, so try locking at the version if manual build fails.
@souljedi You could go ahead and manually edit `Gemfile.lock` for now. Locate the line that reads `libv8 (3.16.14.15)` and change it to `libv8 (3.16.14.7)`, then run `bundle`.
Would setting `_dan list other keywords here -dan` to `highlight` help?
My understanding is that `%nick%` is automatically appended to the list, so I think ending your list with `-%nick%` will nullify it.
@agrobbin @sferik Could you review this, if you still have an interest in the issue? #70 was merged without a spec, so I added specs to make my intention clear....
Build failures are not my fault, gem dependencies must be updated for older rubies.
Same for me. Invoking icalBuddy via launchd didn't work either, but I found an easy way out. - Open Automator and create a new application that executes a shell script...