Made a special stream for r/all that does handling of skipped items #1328
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I had to rebuild a comment stream cassette, and reduced it by 75%, so there were a lot of deletions. |
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A thought occurred to me. Are skipped comments ones that are removed by AutoMod? |
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Follow up testing, and it seems that yes, some comments are removed. I will make this new stream optional. |
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Thanks for the efforts here. I'm not really a fan of this auto-incrementing approach being directly in PRAW as I feel like it's a bit of feature creep. Someone who desires this functionality could implement it themselves, or we could provide an example of how to try to get all submissions. |
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Fixes # (provide issue number if applicable)
Fix #1043
Feature Summary and Justification
This feature provides a special streamer that proactively fills in missing items
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