If there's a simple change to the feed's format that would fix the problem, I can do that. Jekyll doesn't seem to have a built-in way to filter feeds, so I adapted this from an example I found online.
Maybe it needs the author and/or updated date information to be specified for the channel? @Drenn1 Here is another example similar to yours but where a bit more information is specified in the feed.
That didn't work. I took a look at some documentation for atom, and apparently I'm missing a required "id" field, and "updated" is required for the posts themselves. I'll try adding those.
Well, it's still not working after it says it refreshed. I'm not sure what more to do, really. You seem to have both atom and rss feeds, so I don't think lack of support is the problem. Sorry about the trouble...
Just to make sure my feed isn't the problem, I tried running planet venus with this repository on my own machine - and it does work.
Based on the fact that it says "internal server error' when you hover over my name, it seems to be getting an HTTP 500 error when trying to access the site. I've gotten the same thing to happen on my local machine when I neglect to put "http" in front of the url.
I don't know why the ScummVM site in particular would be getting a 500 response from the server... it would be worth checking if the site is even accessible from that server...
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This doesn't work. Looks like it is because it is Atom, not RSS 2.0
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Indeed it doesn't work. The README in
code/planetvenusmake it look like Atom should be supported though:@djwillis Do you have an idea?
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If there's a simple change to the feed's format that would fix the problem, I can do that. Jekyll doesn't seem to have a built-in way to filter feeds, so I adapted this from an example I found online.
I would just need to edit this file: https://github.com/Drenn1/Drenn1.github.io/blob/master/feed_scummvm.xml
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Maybe it needs the author and/or updated date information to be specified for the channel?
@Drenn1 Here is another example similar to yours but where a bit more information is specified in the feed.
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I've added author and updated fields, we'll see if that helps...
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That didn't work. I took a look at some documentation for atom, and apparently I'm missing a required "id" field, and "updated" is required for the posts themselves. I'll try adding those.
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...apparently, what I was using was a weird mixture of rss and atom. I've pretty much redone the feed and now it passes this validator: https://validator.w3.org/feed/#validate_by_uri
So, now to wait until it refreshes.
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Well, it's still not working after it says it refreshed. I'm not sure what more to do, really. You seem to have both atom and rss feeds, so I don't think lack of support is the problem. Sorry about the trouble...
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Just to make sure my feed isn't the problem, I tried running planet venus with this repository on my own machine - and it does work.
Based on the fact that it says "internal server error' when you hover over my name, it seems to be getting an HTTP 500 error when trying to access the site. I've gotten the same thing to happen on my local machine when I neglect to put "http" in front of the url.
I don't know why the ScummVM site in particular would be getting a 500 response from the server... it would be worth checking if the site is even accessible from that server...