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* docs(docker): Recommended image DEFAULT_WORKSPACE * fix(docker): Add default crontab download command Clarify the `/config/ytdl-sub-configs/cron` script with explanatory comments and a default `--dry-run` command. Also change the wrapper script to echo commands for easier debugging. To update an existing script, move the old script aside, restart the container to regenerate it, and edit the new script. Also clarify the Automating page in the Getting Started guide docs. * fix(docker): Unintentional unattended dry runs [PR feedback](https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub/pull/1321#discussion_r2315215600) prompted me to reconsider having a default command at all. We should assume, unfortunately, that many new users will just skim the docs enough to enable the image's cron integration but not actually incrementally test their configuration. In those cases, they'd end up sending dry-run non-download requests for all their subscriptions every 6 hours for no good reason. There's just no way to provide a default command that isn't also providing a footgun. * docs(docker): More open cron schedule generator From [PR feedback](https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub/pull/1321#discussion_r2320521024), this seems like less of an ad than the previous and the source for the page is itself open source. * docs(docker): Document image environment footgun From [PR feedback](https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub/pull/1321#discussion_r2320515419). * docs(automate): Avoid external link 404 responses * docs(automate): False simultaneous run warning * docs(automate): Clarify Docker daemon restarts * docs(automate): Revert run start non-recommended * docs(automate): Remove footgun manual run command Addressing this underlying issue requires more thought and should be a separate PR. * docs(automate): Restore env var footgun in example |
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Example Configurations
This directory shows how use ytdl-sub's built-in presets to start downloading immediately with no configuration required. Simply run:
Unix
ytdl-sub sub tv_show_subscriptions.yaml
Windows
./ytdl-sub.exe sub tv_show_subscriptions.yaml