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There is a problem with the view "my_followed_feed_content" not honoring the "node:published" flag. There is a similar issue with the view "imported_content".
I added a filter for this to the views, and all was well for me. Please fix this upstream.
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Comment #1
bonobo CreditAttribution: bonobo commentedYeah, the whole use case of "unpublishing a feed can get convoluted. Realistically, if a feed is going to be discontinued, it (and all it's posts) should get deleted.
This recommendation should probably get documented, but given that we will have no control over this, adding in the filter as you suggest is a good middle step.
Comment #2
jricher CreditAttribution: jricher commentedThis is actually about updating a feed item rather than the entire feed. Essentially, I have a feed that occasionally throws a bad item, and I want to get it out of the list without causing disruption. If I delete the item, it will get stuck back in by the feed parser on the next refresh that has an item for that feed. If I fix the filter as described, I can unpublish the item, and the feed parser stays happy. The item doesn't show in the new view and everything is shiny.
I didn't even consider the use case you described.
Comment #3
jricher CreditAttribution: jricher commentedComment #4
bonobo CreditAttribution: bonobo commentedTo be addressed in the beta release.