rss-bot: Added a hash to the end of the feed_file #845
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This allows for more than one feed per domain name (netloc).
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This allows for more than one feed per domain name (netloc). Previously, only a single feed could be associated with a domain name as the feed_file kept in the cache (data-dir) was simply the domain name (netloc). Using shake128, added an 8 digit hash (4 bytes in hex) of the full URL to the end of the feed_file name.
Now can support
https://example.com/site_one/feed.rssandhttps://example.com/site_two/feed.rss, etc.The files in the data-dir for these two URLs will be as follows.
How did you test this PR?
Ran the modified code manually from a tmp environment (including a unique data-dir). Confirmed cached feed_files were as expected. Messages successfully sent to test stream under proper topics.