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The new structure from #119 PR accidentally strengthen something wrong in our requests management. Every youtube_dl call leads to a request to the video webpage from which youtube_dl extracts the information it needs to then
download the video file(s)
download the thumbnail(s)
download the subtitle(s)
As this webpage is subject to the quota, this is not very efficient as we'd call it 3 times in case we have nothing for that video in S3.
We should also probably save those subtitles in S3 although those can change over time. As for thumbnails, I don't think this matters much until users raise concern about subtitles being outdated (then we'd expire them after some time).
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The new structure from #119 PR accidentally strengthen something wrong in our requests management. Every youtube_dl call leads to a request to the video webpage from which youtube_dl extracts the information it needs to then
As this webpage is subject to the quota, this is not very efficient as we'd call it 3 times in case we have nothing for that video in S3.
We should also probably save those subtitles in S3 although those can change over time. As for thumbnails, I don't think this matters much until users raise concern about subtitles being outdated (then we'd expire them after some time).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: