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bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader
From: |
Daniel Semyonov |
Subject: |
bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader |
Date: |
Tue, 23 Apr 2024 01:44:44 +0300 |
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Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) |
>>>>> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> On 04/21/24 21:41 PM, Daniel Semyonov wrote:
>>>>>>> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
>>
>> > Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:
>> >> Ping! Ping! Eric, any comments?
>>
>> > Yes, let's do it! My only comment right now is that the manual should
>> > explicitly list the steps for creating an atom group: "B nnatom RET"
and
>> > insert URL without protocol. I still have dreams of fixing the group
>> > creation code to prompt for the address, but that can wait.
>>
>> > Daniel, would you make that addition?
>>
>> Does the following text (in the 'Atom' subsection of the Gnus manual)
>> not suffice?
>>
>> The ‘nnatom’ back end allows you to add HTTP or local Atom feeds as
>> Gnus servers (with a single group), as you would with any other method,
>> by supplying the location of the feed as the server address. Note,
>> however, that the server address shouldn't be prefixed with <http://> or
>> <https://>.
> I think we need to at least make it clear that you can't create these
> groups with "G m", which to me anyway is the "normal" way of making a
> group. It wouldn't hurt to be more explicit about the fact that feeds
> are created at the server level, not the group level. I'm not suggesting
> anything radical, something like:
> --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
> The ‘nnatom’ back end allows you to add HTTP or local Atom feeds as Gnus
> servers, in your Gnus init files or as foreign servers via "B" in the
> *Group* buffer. The feed location is supplied as the server address, and
> each server only contains a single group. Note, however, that the server
> address shouldn't be prefixed with <http://> or <https://>.
> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
> Or something like that. WDYT?
I gave it another thought and you're right, it should be more explicit.
I've attached an updated patch but here's the new version of the
paragraph (since I actually ended up being even more explicit):
The ‘nnatom’ back end allows you to add HTTP or local Atom feeds as
Gnus servers, by adding them to ‘gnus-secondary-select-methods’ or as
foreign servers by pressing "B" in the ‘*Group*’ buffer, for example
(*note Finding the News). The address of each server is its feed's
location (though the address shouldn't be prefixed with <http://> or
<https://>) and each server contains a single group which holds the
feed's entries.
Daniel
0001-Gnus-Add-back-end-for-Atom-feeds-nnatom.patch
Description: patch
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- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Eli Zaretskii, 2024/04/18
- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Eric Abrahamsen, 2024/04/20
- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Daniel Semyonov, 2024/04/21
- bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Eric Abrahamsen, 2024/04/21
- bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader,
Daniel Semyonov <=
- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Eric Abrahamsen, 2024/04/23
- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Daniel Semyonov, 2024/04/23
- bug#64202: bug#66188: 29.1; Include Atom feed reader, Eric Abrahamsen, 2024/04/24