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The new heuristic from #279 is too lax, if a feed adds all lots of new entries, it can spam the top of "recent"; this should not be possible.
Background: https://www.michaelnygard.com/atom.xml in my personal instance just added 60+ (years) old entries; for now I marked everything as read, so the added time is preserved for debugging.
Another one(?) – 15 https://scattered-thoughts.net/atom.xml entries from the last ~2 years just appeared in my feed; these may be duplicates (if so, entry_dedupe should copy the old recent sort key, if it doesn't already).
http://yosefk.com/blog/feed switched feed generators a few days ago, and I got 7 8-year-old entries in recent. I believe the root cause is the same (new feed has more entries than the old one).
Update: I checked, and this is indeed the root cause.
The new heuristic from #279 is too lax, if a feed adds all lots of new entries, it can spam the top of "recent"; this should not be possible.
Background: https://www.michaelnygard.com/atom.xml in my personal instance just added 60+ (years) old entries; for now I marked everything as read, so the added time is preserved for debugging.
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