update_feeds() scheduled=True overrides updates_enabled=True

[lemon24]

update_feeds() scheduled=True overrides updates_enabled=True if a disabled feed has update_after set.

$ date
Mon Mar 10 11:51:37 UTC 2025

$ sqlite3 db.sqlite "delete from feeds where url not like '%twitter%'"
$ sqlite3 db.sqlite "select url, updates_enabled, update_after from feeds"
https://twitter.com/qntm|0|
https://twitter.com/tef_ebooks|0|
https://twitter.com/_andgravity|0|2025-03-10 12:01:00

$ sqlite3 db.sqlite "update feeds set update_after = '2025-03-10 10:01:00' where url like '%_andgravity%'"
$ /apps/reader/bin/python -m reader --db db.sqlite update -v
0 ok, 0 error, 0 not modified; entries: 0 new, 0 modified

$ sqlite3 db.sqlite "update feeds set update_after = '2025-03-10 10:01:00' where url like '%_andgravity%'"
$ /apps/reader/bin/python -m reader --db db.sqlite update -v --scheduled
0:00:00.436237	0/1	https://twitter.com/_andgravity	bad HTTP status code: 'https://twitter.com/_andgravity': requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 400 Client Error: Bad Request for url: https://x.com/_andgravity
0 ok, 1 error, 0 not modified; entries: 0 new, 0 modified

[lemon24]

Turns out the query emitted by update_feeds_iter(scheduled=True, updates_enabled=True) is:

SELECT
    ...
FROM
    feeds
WHERE
    updates_enabled AND
    update_after is NULL or update_after <= '2010-01-02 00:00:00'

... NOT, AND, OR 😐