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Failed refreshes, grouped. A notification destination can be told of
failed refreshes together: they wait five minutes from the first, then go
as one refresh.failed message — how many, counted by cause (the source
and the kind of failure: TheTVDB — timed out: 31), the first works
named — rather than one message per work; an outage of a source is one
message. On by default for Discord, Slack, ntfy, Gotify and Apprise, and
for the destinations of those kinds already made; off for standard and json, read by programs that want an event per work. Switched on the
destination's form, grouped in the API; the message's JSON carries a count.
Changed
A supplement that does not answer — TVmaze, Fanart.tv, AniList,
MyAnimeList, the Fankai wiki — no longer makes a work's refresh a failed
one. What it gave before is kept, as it was, and the log says it did not
answer; but the work is refreshed: no refresh error, not counted among the
works whose refresh failed, and no refresh.failed. A hiccup of TVmaze
flagged and told of every series refreshed meanwhile.
Fixed
TVmaze is given a minute in a background task — a refresh, a seed — and
asked once more, after a pause, for what it never answered. Its servers
take fifteen to twenty seconds, now and then, over what their cache does
not hold, whatever the pace of the calls, and a refresh logged TVmaze lookup failed … timed out past the twenty it was given. A client
waiting on this server still gives it twenty seconds, and no second try.
TVmaze's API keys are not asked for: they open its user API, a premium
member's own data, and change nothing of the public one's limit, which is
per address.