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Thanks! And yeah, if you want to index big channels an external database is certainly advisable. For anyone else stumbling over this issue: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/docs/other-database-backends.md
I've just pushed a fix to catch that error. However, this fix will just stop the 500 error. There is an issue with the media item you're trying to access...
What do you want to set the download paths per source to? Can you give an example?
Can you upload a copy of the takeout CSV so I can see an example of it?
Thanks, looks easy enough to import.
Not especially, it's still pending replacing the workers, sorry.
This error means that the `upload_date` field in the metadata you received from YouTube was not set. Try skipping then unskipping a media item that failed, this should trigger the...
You can use the `reset-metadata` command line command to delete and re-download the metadata for every media item you've indexed. This will reset metadata for all media items though so...
@hunterpankey the actual date parsing of the string into a datetime object is here: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync/blob/main/tubesync/sync/models.py#L1088 `timezone.make_aware(...)` is just a Django helper utility that makes an existing datetime object timezone aware...
Well that's certainly weird. Once your tasks have all caught up find the UUID of the media item that says it has no upload date (browse to it on the...