I use the "Inbox Zero" method, so I delete everything I've processed.
But this is not possible with Bulletty.
Each entry I delete immediately reappears at the next bulletty update.
.feed.toml stores lastupdated, and it would be easy to ignore all entries with date < feed.lastupdated when updating.
Sounds like an easy fix, and I could contribute it, but maybe I'm missing something and this would be useless work?
I may implement this as an option for the update command to avoid any BC (breaking change) in behavior.
I'll do a PR once I get confirmation that it can be accepted.
I use the "Inbox Zero" method, so I delete everything I've processed.
But this is not possible with Bulletty.
Each entry I delete immediately reappears at the next
bulletty update..feed.tomlstoreslastupdated, and it would be easy to ignore all entries withdate < feed.lastupdatedwhen updating.Sounds like an easy fix, and I could contribute it, but maybe I'm missing something and this would be useless work?
I may implement this as an option for the
updatecommand to avoid any BC (breaking change) in behavior.I'll do a PR once I get confirmation that it can be accepted.