| 1 Apr 2024 |
 tr4ck3ur | dumb question: how do we obtain the value for the promoted fix ? is there a way to find another one, or it's just a checksum like ? | 22:26:44 |
| tr4ck3ur | sorry perhaps it has been answered befor | 22:28:35 |
| tr4ck3ur | * sorry perhaps it has been answered before | 22:28:39 |
| tr4ck3ur | at the end, just want to ensure it avoid a way to segregate through a clear identifier indeed. | 22:41:52 |
| tr4ck3ur | i'm a bit lost on how to find it, and the lack of knowledge on it, coming from the fact we can't find any RFC related, and it's not really relevant for mojor guys that build the system to own our world, but i think we should aggregate knowledge about this | 22:55:12 |
| tr4ck3ur | is it possible to reach documentation about it without any identifier ? perhaps it's the case. anyone know ? | 23:00:54 |
 Samantaz Fox | tr4ck3ur By doing a lot of research | 23:03:33 |
| Samantaz Fox | And don't expect that to be documented, it's obscure Google stuff | 23:03:57 |
| tr4ck3ur | We even know that we should build a "wikipedia" alternative as we have "some" moderators that are against LUG "linux user group" initiatives, that are trying to get it more "main stream". | 23:11:18 |
| tr4ck3ur | it's a nightmare to get a freemind nowadays | 23:12:02 |
| tr4ck3ur | sorry off-topic | 23:12:37 |
| tr4ck3ur | anyway, documentation will be a problem for the next 'update' on their side | 23:28:02 |
| tr4ck3ur | let's reword: a way of enhancement :) | 23:30:09 |
| tr4ck3ur | i really think that a "curl" command list, a script or whatever we can execute locally in few seconds will be much more efficient to share, and at the end, will release a patch for the community. from my point of view, exploratory part is missing, documentation will be a good start. | 23:36:30 |
| tr4ck3ur | personally i would propose a jupyter notebook, but that's the style-python way | 23:38:23 |
 syeopite | If I'm understanding this correctly, you want a script that can find whatever parameter YouTube wants and then generate a patch for it? | 23:41:58 |
| tr4ck3ur | let's say a way to avoid 4 minutes of compilation to drop an API request | 23:42:39 |
| tr4ck3ur | an exploratory notebook or whatever efficient | 23:43:17 |
| syeopite | If you simply want to test a bunch of API endpoints then there's https://github.com/iv-org/youtube-utils/blob/master/scripts/yt-api-helper.sh | 23:44:16 |
| tr4ck3ur | ah, i wasn't aware of it, thanks, checking | 23:45:00 |
| tr4ck3ur | hum, ok that kind of thing, yes... to ease investigation. thanks for sharing | 23:50:30 |
| tr4ck3ur | i love the version on /scripts/yt-api-helper.sh#L500 | 23:51:57 |
| tr4ck3ur | but yes anyway it helps | 23:52:42 |
| 2 Apr 2024 |
| tr4ck3ur | https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=ZC6klVwNpMQ | 00:12:50 |
| tr4ck3ur | faut que je fasse de la musique | 00:13:36 |
| tr4ck3ur | sorry for the ads iv-bot, but have to sleep, i'm ready to spend time for help if needed. | 00:22:02 |
|  @blade:darkness.services joined the room. | 02:01:48 |
| @blade:darkness.services | ugg, I'd resetup invidious with the production and dev setup, and it just gives the same error | 02:02:27 |
| @blade:darkness.services | Unhandled exception: mapping values are not allowed in this context at line 8, column 15 (YAML::ParseException) | 02:02:46 |
| @blade:darkness.services | Anyone know what this could mean? | 02:02:57 |
