[WIP] Fix Feed Warnings and add blacklisting - #2582
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CI is green - that makes me even more nervous ... |
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can you please rebase? thanks |
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Ok rebased. For some strange reason it feels slower, maybe wrong. |
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CI failure is unrelated to this PR and in master as well. |
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initial sketch at trying to remove repeated feed warnings and blacklist feeds.
I think this implementation has still some problems:
This is not trivial to fix and probably needs some trial and error with real feeds. And me going though all the old issues again ...
This should in effect reduce the amount of warnings and at the same time improve the performance by less "doomed to fail" requests. Lets see what the CI says.