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I did a little digging and found your river --The feeds in question, in the river, don't have titles.Also looking at the actual feeds they do appear to have titles.Dave
On Sat, Jun 15, 2019 at 1:55 PM Skinny On Sports wrote:
It's doing it right now on multiple rivers I run off the same installation:--Here is a link to one of the rivers: http://www.skinnyonsports.com/strength/Thanks.
On Saturday, June 15, 2019 at 10:47:40 AM UTC-7, Skinny On Sports wrote:Setup: River5 install on Digital Ocean Node.js droplet, fresh installed April 2019I've been getting some of the feeds showing up as "undefined" in my rivers.It seems to self-correct after the feeds get updated.I have been unable to reproduce this reliably but it happens ~ once/week currently. It was more frequent before I started a new Droplet in AprilAttached is a screenshot of what I see:I'd prefer not to post publicly the link to the river here since it's a personal domain name.Thanks for any suggestions. I know River6 is coming along so this probably isn't a huge priority for anyone right now. But it has been suggested that I should post the error publicly to see if anyone has any ideas.Sorry I don't have any more details / reproducing steps.
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