Channels in "What's new" get ignored - matter of subscribtion count?

[CrimsonFork]

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Affected version

0.24.1

Steps to reproduce the bug

Have 326 subscribed to channels, reload what's new.

(I can provide a database export privately)

Expected behavior

All public videos of subscribed to channels show in chronological order.

Actual behavior

At least my channel (possibly others too) isn't displayed, even after loading the channel manually.

Screenshots/Screen recordings

Channel with newest video on Android 10 phone

What's new page on Android 10 phone

Old database on Android 6 Tablet

New database on Android 6 Tablet

Logs

No response

Affected Android/Custom ROM version

Android 12 (MIUI), Android 6

Affected device model

Huawei P Smart 2019 (POT-LX1), Lenovo Yoga 10.1" (YT3-X50F)

Additional information

No response

[CrimsonFork]

Yes, it just sends to the top where there was a livestream.

[SameenAhnaf]

Oh yes,‌‌ the bug is also present on my device with Android 11. I require to refresh the feed twice to ensure to load all channels.

[CrimsonFork]

I think you're seeing another issue. In my case, all channels were loading (according to the counter anyway) (at the time of recording the issue, now I experience that as well) at first, just that not everything is shown.

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[CrimsonFork]

I found a way to figure out at least part of the videos that aren't caught with slow mode: load in fast mode and then in slow mode. Some videos will not have a length given, those are the videos that slow mode didn't catch. For me it has worked out to about 1 in 20-30 videos.