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[RFR] remove crimson hexagon references #793
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@pypt now we're in business (RFR = Ready For Review). |
@@ -34,21 +34,21 @@ def test_get_feed_url_from_google_podcasts_url(): | |||
assert _get_feed_url_from_google_podcasts_url('http://www.example.com/') == 'http://www.example.com/' | |||
assert _get_feed_url_from_google_podcasts_url('totally not an URL') == 'totally not an URL' | |||
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npr_feed_url = 'https://feeds.npr.org/381444908/podcast.xml' |
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this feed url seems to oscillate at times for no reason, so hopefully the FT one will be more stable
I think it does - that function preloads the table with some platform-source pairs, so you might want to |
...and all of the rows in other tables with reference that particular row in |
Would it be okay to do that in a separate PR once the pgmigrate one gets merged? |
Very cool, thank you! Down with CH! |
Sure, moved this to #798, |
Decided to make a fresh PR rather than fight my way out of merge commit hell on #785.
Does adding
select insert_platform_source_pair( 'twitter', 'brandwatch' );
here inmediawords.sql
entail a migration, and should I also deleteselect insert_platform_source_pair( 'twitter', 'crimson_hexagon' );
?