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plugin-feedvanta-v0.7.0
Changes
0.7.0
Changed
- Creating and editing filter rules use matching controls without visible labels;
editing remains collapsible and existing rule values are preserved. - Rule editing can be cancelled without saving. Creating, saving, and deleting
rules update in place, preserving scroll position and the active tab; deletion
uses an explicit action with confirmation, and failures retain draft values. - Expanded rule editors show save, delete, and cancel in a button row below the
rule fields, keeping collapsed summaries free of destructive actions. - Rule form requests use the submission URL even when the action dropdown
shadows the browser's form property, including saves without changes.
0.6.0
Added
- Rules can target original RSS/Atom entry fields, including custom elements such
asauthors, with namespace-aware selection and per-occurrence matching.
Existing normalized fields and the meaning ofallremain unchanged. - Added an administrator-only source field catalog API and unavailable-field
notices; rules remain editable when their original fields disappear. - Administrators can inspect original source XML with readable indentation and
preserved field names/namespaces. Inspection fetches fresh data without changing
stored articles or refresh state; embedded HTML is displayed as text. - Filter rules can be edited in the feed settings and through the API; saving
immediately reapplies filters to the affected output without changing siblings. - Feed settings group filter rules and filtered entries into keyboard-accessible
tabs, with rule and filtered entry counts shown in the tab labels.
Changed
- Database upgrades preserve existing articles and rules; original field values
become available only when those articles are fetched again. Retention also
removes original field values, not the rules referencing them. - Configuration exports use schema 3; schemas 1 and 2 still import through strict
conversion. Older application versions cannot import schema 3 exports. - Source refreshes reject DTD/entity definitions and enforce response, XML depth,
entry-count, field-count, and text-size limits without partial article updates.
Malformed XML retains tolerant ingestion but exposes no original field values
for that refresh and shows an extraction warning.
0.5.0
Added
- Sources now support multiple named output feeds with independent rules and
individual RSS/reader URLs, sharing downloaded articles and refresh state. - The overview groups outputs under their source, with shared settings, explicit
source deletion confirmation, output creation, and output renaming. - Added source management APIs and automatic transactional database migration;
existing output IDs, public URLs, rules, article data, and users are preserved. - Legacy upgrades preserve compatible download/digest and other extension tables,
including article references, and initialize missing authentication/configuration
tables from older installations. Incompatible layouts still abort safely. - Configuration imports accept legacy exports and convert them to the source/output
format. New exports use document-local source references.
Changed
- Output names now determine RSS and reader titles. During database upgrade,
each existing effective title becomes its output name; later source title
changes no longer overwrite it. - Deleting an output keeps its source, shared articles, and sibling outputs.
Confirmed source deletion removes all of that source's outputs and articles. - Refresh intervals and manual refreshes affect all outputs of the same source.
- Configuration replacement removes all existing sources, outputs, rules, and
cached articles and may change subscription URLs. Authentication data is kept.
Startup database upgrades do not themselves prune articles; normal seven-day
retention and the 24-hour publication window remain unchanged.
0.4.0
Changed
- FeedVanta releases now publish Python distributions on GitHub Releases for
installation by PyHost deployments; the standalone container release was
removed.
0.3.0
Changed
- Extracted the ASGI plugin host into the independently installable sibling
projectpyhost, removed FeedVanta's runtime dependency on the host, and
raised the minimum Python version to 3.13. - Replaced standalone container releases with Python package assets on GitHub
Releases for installation by a PyHost deployment. - Refreshed the web interface with a consistent modern visual style.
- Applied the Tailwind design to the central tools landing page.
Added
- Added a minimal example plugin and documentation for the PyHost plugin contract.
- Feed refresh intervals can be edited from each feed's configuration page.
- Replaced inline page styles with a locally served, Tailwind-generated stylesheet.
0.2.0
Breaking changes
- Generated RSS feeds and the reader now include only entries published within
the last 24 hours. Older items no longer appear in those views. - Database entries are automatically deleted seven days after their
latest fetch. Refreshing an entry updates its fetch time and restarts that
retention period. This affects stored FeedVanta data only; it does not remove
entries from the original feeds.
Added
- Feed detail pages show filtered entries and explain the reason using the
currently active filter rules. - Feed refresh discovers a website favicon when the source feed provides no
icon. - Added
uvdependency locking and setup guidance.
Commits
49e8fa3chore: bump version to 0.7.08827816fix: preserve context when managing filter rules278ecb3fix: unify rule creation and editing forms
plugin-feedvanta-v0.6.0
Changes
0.6.0
Added
- Rules can target original RSS/Atom entry fields, including custom elements such
asauthors, with namespace-aware selection and per-occurrence matching.
Existing normalized fields and the meaning ofallremain unchanged. - Added an administrator-only source field catalog API and unavailable-field
notices; rules remain editable when their original fields disappear. - Administrators can inspect original source XML with readable indentation and
preserved field names/namespaces. Inspection fetches fresh data without changing
stored articles or refresh state; embedded HTML is displayed as text. - Filter rules can be edited in the feed settings and through the API; saving
immediately reapplies filters to the affected output without changing siblings. - Feed settings group filter rules and filtered entries into keyboard-accessible
tabs, with rule and filtered entry counts shown in the tab labels.
Changed
- Database upgrades preserve existing articles and rules; original field values
become available only when those articles are fetched again. Retention also
removes original field values, not the rules referencing them. - Configuration exports use schema 3; schemas 1 and 2 still import through strict
conversion. Older application versions cannot import schema 3 exports. - Source refreshes reject DTD/entity definitions and enforce response, XML depth,
entry-count, field-count, and text-size limits without partial article updates.
Malformed XML retains tolerant ingestion but exposes no original field values
for that refresh and shows an extraction warning.
0.5.0
Added
- Sources now support multiple named output feeds with independent rules and
individual RSS/reader URLs, sharing downloaded articles and refresh state. - The overview groups outputs under their source, with shared settings, explicit
source deletion confirmation, output creation, and output renaming. - Added source management APIs and automatic transactional database migration;
existing output IDs, public URLs, rules, article data, and users are preserved. - Legacy upgrades preserve compatible download/digest and other extension tables,
including article references, and initialize missing authentication/configuration
tables from older installations. Incompatible layouts still abort safely. - Configuration imports accept legacy exports and convert them to the source/output
format. New exports use document-local source references.
Changed
- Output names now determine RSS and reader titles. During database upgrade,
each existing effective title becomes its output name; later source title
changes no longer overwrite it. - Deleting an output keeps its source, shared articles, and sibling outputs.
Confirmed source deletion removes all of that source's outputs and articles. - Refresh intervals and manual refreshes affect all outputs of the same source.
- Configuration replacement removes all existing sources, outputs, rules, and
cached articles and may change subscription URLs. Authentication data is kept.
Startup database upgrades do not themselves prune articles; normal seven-day
retention and the 24-hour publication window remain unchanged.
0.4.0
Changed
- FeedVanta releases now publish Python distributions on GitHub Releases for
installation by PyHost deployments; the standalone container release was
removed.
0.3.0
Changed
- Extracted the ASGI plugin host into the independently installable sibling
projectpyhost, removed FeedVanta's runtime dependency on the host, and
raised the minimum Python version to 3.13. - Replaced standalone container releases with Python package assets on GitHub
Releases for installation by a PyHost deployment. - Refreshed the web interface with a consistent modern visual style.
- Applied the Tailwind design to the central tools landing page.
Added
- Added a minimal example plugin and documentation for the PyHost plugin contract.
- Feed refresh intervals can be edited from each feed's configuration page.
- Replaced inline page styles with a locally served, Tailwind-generated stylesheet.
0.2.0
Breaking changes
- Generated RSS feeds and the reader now include only entries published within
the last 24 hours. Older items no longer appear in those views. - Database entries are automatically deleted seven days after their
latest fetch. Refreshing an entry updates its fetch time and restarts that
retention period. This affects stored FeedVanta data only; it does not remove
entries from the original feeds.
Added
- Feed detail pages show filtered entries and explain the reason using the
currently active filter rules. - Feed refresh discovers a website favicon when the source feed provides no
icon. - Added
uvdependency locking and setup guidance.
Commits
bf816c2feat: support rules for original source fields15fe5aafeat: add readable original source XML inspectionaa2e2ddfeat: organize feed filters into tabs with countsb8bef5afeat: allow editing filter rules
plugin-feedvanta-v0.5.0
Changes
0.5.0
Added
- Sources now support multiple named output feeds with independent rules and
individual RSS/reader URLs, sharing downloaded articles and refresh state. - The overview groups outputs under their source, with shared settings, explicit
source deletion confirmation, output creation, and output renaming. - Added source management APIs and automatic transactional database migration;
existing output IDs, public URLs, rules, article data, and users are preserved. - Legacy upgrades preserve compatible download/digest and other extension tables,
including article references, and initialize missing authentication/configuration
tables from older installations. Incompatible layouts still abort safely. - Configuration imports accept legacy exports and convert them to the source/output
format. New exports use document-local source references.
Changed
- Output names now determine RSS and reader titles. During database upgrade,
each existing effective title becomes its output name; later source title
changes no longer overwrite it. - Deleting an output keeps its source, shared articles, and sibling outputs.
Confirmed source deletion removes all of that source's outputs and articles. - Refresh intervals and manual refreshes affect all outputs of the same source.
- Configuration replacement removes all existing sources, outputs, rules, and
cached articles and may change subscription URLs. Authentication data is kept.
Startup database upgrades do not themselves prune articles; normal seven-day
retention and the 24-hour publication window remain unchanged.
0.4.0
Changed
- FeedVanta releases now publish Python distributions on GitHub Releases for
installation by PyHost deployments; the standalone container release was
removed.
0.3.0
Changed
- Extracted the ASGI plugin host into the independently installable sibling
projectpyhost, removed FeedVanta's runtime dependency on the host, and
raised the minimum Python version to 3.13. - Replaced standalone container releases with Python package assets on GitHub
Releases for installation by a PyHost deployment. - Refreshed the web interface with a consistent modern visual style.
- Applied the Tailwind design to the central tools landing page.
Added
- Added a minimal example plugin and documentation for the PyHost plugin contract.
- Feed refresh intervals can be edited from each feed's configuration page.
- Replaced inline page styles with a locally served, Tailwind-generated stylesheet.
0.2.0
Breaking changes
- Generated RSS feeds and the reader now include only entries published within
the last 24 hours. Older items no longer appear in those views. - Database entries are automatically deleted seven days after their
latest fetch. Refreshing an entry updates its fetch time and restarts that
retention period. This affects stored FeedVanta data only; it does not remove
entries from the original feeds.
Added
- Feed detail pages show filtered entries and explain the reason using the
currently active filter rules. - Feed refresh discovers a website favicon when the source feed provides no
icon. - Added
uvdependency locking and setup guidance.
Commits
16ae568chore: bump version to 0.5.050ec458feat: support multiple filtered outputs per source
0.3.0
Changes
0.3.0
Added
- Feed refresh intervals can be edited from each feed's configuration page.
- Replaced inline page styles with a locally served, Tailwind-generated stylesheet.
Changed
- Refreshed the web interface with a consistent modern visual style.
- Applied the Tailwind design to the central tools landing page.
0.2.0
Breaking changes
- Generated RSS feeds and the reader now include only entries published within
the last 24 hours. Older items no longer appear in those views. - Database entries are automatically deleted seven days after their
latest fetch. Refreshing an entry updates its fetch time and restarts that
retention period. This affects stored FeedVanta data only; it does not remove
entries from the original feeds.
Added
- Feed detail pages show filtered entries and explain the reason using the
currently active filter rules. - Feed refresh discovers a website favicon when the source feed provides no
icon. - Added
uvdependency locking and setup guidance.
Commits
50ff9bestyle: modernize central tools landing page769182dfix: run release job for unprefixed tagsab3cb95chore: prepare 0.3.0 releasec652a1fstyle: modernize Tailwind interface3123431feat: migrate UI to Tailwind CSSc06bdcbfeat: clarify and edit feed refresh intervals
plugin-feedvanta-v0.4.0
Changes
0.4.0
Changed
- FeedVanta releases now publish Python distributions on GitHub Releases for
installation by PyHost deployments; the standalone container release was
removed.
0.3.0
Changed
- Extracted the ASGI plugin host into the independently installable sibling
projectpyhost, removed FeedVanta's runtime dependency on the host, and
raised the minimum Python version to 3.13. - Replaced standalone container releases with Python package assets on GitHub
Releases for installation by a PyHost deployment. - Refreshed the web interface with a consistent modern visual style.
- Applied the Tailwind design to the central tools landing page.
Added
- Added a minimal example plugin and documentation for the PyHost plugin contract.
- Feed refresh intervals can be edited from each feed's configuration page.
- Replaced inline page styles with a locally served, Tailwind-generated stylesheet.
0.2.0
Breaking changes
- Generated RSS feeds and the reader now include only entries published within
the last 24 hours. Older items no longer appear in those views. - Database entries are automatically deleted seven days after their
latest fetch. Refreshing an entry updates its fetch time and restarts that
retention period. This affects stored FeedVanta data only; it does not remove
entries from the original feeds.
Added
- Feed detail pages show filtered entries and explain the reason using the
currently active filter rules. - Feed refresh discovers a website favicon when the source feed provides no
icon. - Added
uvdependency locking and setup guidance.
Commits
20e4486docs: add 0.4.0 release notese7a683echore: bump version to 0.4.04ae6fe6ci: publish plugin distributions on GitHub releases7eeab09refactor: remove PyHost runtime dependencyfb82323chore: remove pydo plugin dependency8959321refactor: use external PyHost plugin host50ff9bestyle: modernize central tools landing page769182dfix: run release job for unprefixed tagsab3cb95chore: prepare 0.3.0 releasec652a1fstyle: modernize Tailwind interface3123431feat: migrate UI to Tailwind CSSc06bdcbfeat: clarify and edit feed refresh intervalsa34fab0ci: create release after container publishf4caa31chore: prepare 0.2.0 releasee77742afix: discover site favicon when feed has no icon24a3e6cfeat: explain filtered entries in feed details017b4fcfix: prune database entries after seven days40a6ee9docs: document uv setup and workflow48c54a8build: configure project packaging for uvc3cf3b4fix: limit reader entries to last 24 hours24a3633docs: add agent contribution guidance104326cfix: limit generated feeds to last 24 hours41e4decSupport configurable host base path180de09Add plugin-based ASGI tool host606774dRefactor: Enhance core application and introduce feed downloader tool.7a63eacAdd Docker deployment and tagged image publishing3f6efe1Add versioned feed configuration import and exporte51fdc8Split feed overview and detail configuration3108c85Add push build and test workflow48dddc3Replace deprecated httpx integration with httpx26ce9582Add Google sign-in and persistent permissions6a96e29Rename application to FeedVanta3cce981Build initial Feed Lens RSS filtering server