Maybe you can provide instructions on what is the preferred way to install urlwatch?

I installed with pip ($ python3 -m pip install urlwatch) which got the me v2.17 from April 2019 (and thus missing some features from the readme as well as full Python 3.8 compatibility).

In my case I uninstalled it with pip again ($ python3 -m pip uninstall urlwatch) and installed it directly from the

TARGET: Issue #36

ORIGIN: @AminaG --- #35 | Pull-Request-Comments

I did, so far, got it (i think):

• You follow the guidelines, for extension-/app- -intern i18n | l10n, and
• You answered my question in very detail, thank

Currently session data is lost when service is restarted and rebooted. It can be persisted by changing the user data directory to a persistent volume

See: https://forums.balena.io/t/electronjs-kiosk-not-saving-cookies/65075/10

Suggestion:
The file utils.tmpl should undergo a cleanup. The proc genPageOptions should not mix both page and blog to just avoid DRY. In the future there might be more different options for the blog which will to many if blog: statements.

@juancarlospaco ??

There is inconsistent behaviour when working with boolean properties that map directly to an element's attribute. For example: $element->disabled = true should add the attribute disabled to the element, without a value. Subsequently, $element->disabled = false should remove the attribute. This is the same for selected, checked, etc.

• Step 1: List out all the boolean properties from a

Right now, the service level calls are using HttpURLConnection. HttpURLConnection provides a blank slate to make a request with few default values. Session values are not preserved by default, so this means manually setting an x-auth-token or JSESSIONID when authenticating and making a request to another endpoint behind authentication.
There are many libraries for Java that will preserve a sessio