The other public generators drop NSFW streams with isSFW(), as PLAYLISTS.md promises (no NSFW channels since January 30th, 2024), but categories/ and sources/ took every stream, so NSFW channels with a feed were published there. The test fixture's NSFW channel now carries its feed id, so it reaches the generators instead of being dropped as a stream without a feed.
getStreamInfo returned a resolution only when the top variant of a master playlist had RESOLUTION, FRAME-RATE and CODECS, although playlist:format and playlist:update use only the height. RFC 8216 makes FRAME-RATE and CODECS optional, so such streams never got a quality. The parsing moves to parseStreamInfo, which tests can call without a network.
The edit form tells users to put `~` in a field to delete its value.
report:create split the Stream ID on `@` without checking for that, so
an edit request that removes the stream ID from an existing link was
listed as invalid_channel_id, since there is no channel called `~`.
Skip the channel lookup when the stream ID is marked as deleted, as
issue:validate already does.
playlist:edit saved the playlist without the raw option, so every title
was rebuilt from the API channel name and country instead of being
written back as read. For a stream whose channel is not in the database,
that becomes "undefined (undefined)". playlist:format, playlist:update
and playlist:test already save with { public: false, raw: true }.
playlist:validate decides which streams belong to the selected files by
comparing the raw command-line arguments with the paths returned by
Storage.list(). A path such as ./streams/us.m3u never matches
streams/us.m3u, so the file's own streams are put in the duplicate buffer
and every link is reported as already being in that same file.
Resolve the arguments with getStoragePath(), as playlist:format does.
getStreamInfo() already ignores .m3u8 responses that hls-parser cannot read, but the .mpd branch let parseManifest() throw. A stream URL ending in .mpd that answers 200 with an HTML page makes mpd-parser throw DASH_INVALID_XML, which rejects inside eachLimit and kills playlist:format before anything is saved. playlist:update hits the same path when adding a stream.
- stream.updateWithIssue: 'Live 24/7: Yes' meant the stream IS 24/7, but it
was assigned straight to isNot247, inverting the label. A 'No' answer was
also ignored because the guard skipped falsy values.
- dataSet.getBoolean: an unanswered dropdown is stored as '' by
parseIssueBody, which getBoolean read as false. Treat it as undefined so
'no answer' means 'leave unchanged' instead of 'Not 24/7'.
- update.addStream: has() is true for an unanswered field, so it produced
isNot247 = true for issues that left the dropdown blank.
- generate: sortBy got five orders for four iteratees.
- 2_streams_edit.yml: restore the '~' reset option dropped from the quality
dropdown when the Label field was removed.
- stream.getLabels: use const to satisfy prefer-const.
Resolved conflict in scripts/models/stream.ts: kept the branch's
labels/isNot247/isGeoBlocked handling in fromPlaylistItem while adopting
master's optional-chaining guards for data.tvg / data.http.
- Normalize the returned path to forward slashes so it matches what
Storage.list() (glob) returns, instead of leaking `\` on Windows.
- Treat the storage root itself as "not inside", so passing a directory
no longer yields an empty path that Storage.load() would open as a dir.
- Extract the containment check into isInsideDirectory() and drop the
redundant isAbsolute(filepath) branch (path.resolve already handles it).
- Restore the repository's CRLF line endings in the nested fixture.
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