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I created a python script to modify feeds and then output the result to stdout. It works great and wihtout issues. This is how I manually add the feed into RSS Guard.
When I export an OPML however, I cannot import it afterwards, since it seems to treat my script as an URL and then of course fails. I think that, since I get the same error "protocol error", when I add a feed and forget to select Script as source before pressing "Fetch it now"
How to reproduce the bug?
Add feed that uses a script
Export feed
Try to import the feed
What was the expected result?
That I can import my feeds and use the OPML as a backup
What actually happened?
It failed to apply the source as script and failed to import.
Brief description of the issue
I created a python script to modify feeds and then output the result to stdout. It works great and wihtout issues. This is how I manually add the feed into RSS Guard.
When I export an OPML however, I cannot import it afterwards, since it seems to treat my script as an URL and then of course fails. I think that, since I get the same error "protocol error", when I add a feed and forget to select Script as source before pressing "Fetch it now"
How to reproduce the bug?
What was the expected result?
That I can import my feeds and use the OPML as a backup
What actually happened?
It failed to apply the source as script and failed to import.
Debug log
time=" 2094.943" type="debug" -> network: Destroying SilentNetworkAccessManager instance.
time=" 2094.944" type="critical" -> core: Cannot fetch medatada for feed: '"C:\ProgramData\miniconda3\python.exe" "C:\RSS Guard\scripts\script.py" "http://[url]" "another argument"' with error: 'protocol error'.
Operating system and version
Example OPML that was exported
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