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Closes Feature Request: https://github.com/jmbannon/ytdl-sub/issues/743 Subscriptions support using presets as keys, and using keys to set override variables as values. For example: ``` tv_show: only_recent: [News]: "Breaking News": "https://www.youtube.com/@SomeBreakingNews" [Tech]: "Two Minute Papers": "https://www.youtube.com/@TwoMinutePapers" ``` Will create two subscriptions named "Breaking News" and "Two Minute Papers", equivalent to: ``` "Breaking News": preset: - "tv_show" - "only_recent" overrides: subscription_indent_1: "News" subscription_name: "Breaking News" subscription_value: "https://www.youtube.com/@SomeBreakingNews" "Two Minute Papers": preset: - "tv_show" overrides: subscription_indent_1: "Tech" subscription_name: "Two Minute Papers" subscription_value: "https://www.youtube.com/@TwoMinutePapers" ``` You can provide as many parent presets in the form of keys, and subscription indents as ``[keys]``. This can drastically simplify subscription definitions by setting things you want configurable like so in your parent preset: ``` presets: tv_show_name: overrides: tv_show_name: "{subscription_name}" url: "{subscription_value}" genre: "{subscription_indent_1}" ``` NOTE!!! Changing your subscription name from 'legacy' subscriptions will need their download archive file migrated to a new name. A future update will assist in this migration process. Either wait until then or, if you consider yourself a ytdl-sub expert, keep a backup of your subscription file before migrating. |
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