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Oct 13, 2025 by miodeya.com 133 views

When using the "Show all" feature, an RSS feed that does not belong to a specific category appears in that category

In the world of RSS feeds and news aggregation, categorization is a crucial aspect of organizing and managing feeds. However, a peculiar issue has been reported where an RSS feed that does not belong to a specific category appears in that category when using the "Show all" feature. This article delves into the details of this issue, providing a comprehensive understanding of the problem and its implications.

The bug in question was reported by a user who had previously subscribed to the WIRED feed but had since unsubscribed. Despite this, when using the "Show all" feature, the WIRED feed appeared in a certain category. This feed might have been stored in the same location before, and when the user tried to move it to another view, it remained in the original category.

The feed in question is the WIRED feed, which can be accessed at https://www.wired.com/feed/rss. This feed is a popular source of news and information on technology, science, and culture.

To better understand the issue, two reproduction videos have been provided. These videos demonstrate the steps taken by the user to reproduce the bug and provide a visual representation of the problem.

Unfortunately, there is no information available on the environment in which the bug was reported. This information is crucial in understanding the context in which the bug occurred and in reproducing the issue.

To ensure that the issue is not a duplicate and that it is a concrete bug, the following validations were performed:

Check for duplicate issues: A search was conducted to determine if there were any existing issues that reported the same bug. No duplicates were found.
Verify the bug is concrete: The issue was verified to be a concrete bug, rather than a question or discussion. This ensures that the issue is a specific problem that requires a solution.
Validate the issue: The issue was validated to ensure that it is a legitimate problem that requires attention.

The user who reported the bug has indicated their willingness to contribute to the solution of the issue. Specifically, they have expressed a willingness to submit a pull request (PR) to fix the issue. This demonstrates a commitment to helping resolve the problem and ensuring that the issue is addressed.

In conclusion, the issue of an RSS feed appearing in a category it does not belong to when using the "Show all" feature is a legitimate problem that requires attention. By understanding the details of the bug, including the feed information, reproduction video, and environment, we can work towards a solution. The user's willingness to contribute to the solution is a positive step towards resolving the issue and ensuring that the problem is addressed.

Based on the information provided, the following recommendations can be made:

Investigate the feed storage mechanism: The issue may be related to the way feeds are stored in the system. Investigating the feed storage mechanism may provide insight into the cause of the problem.
Review the categorization logic: The categorization logic may be flawed, leading to feeds being assigned to categories they do not belong to. Reviewing the categorization logic may help identify the root cause of the issue.
Test the "Show all" feature: Testing the "Show all" feature may help identify any issues with the feature that could be contributing to the problem.

By following these recommendations and working towards a solution, we can ensure that the issue is addressed and that the problem is resolved.
Q&A: When using the "Show all" feature, an RSS feed that does not belong to a specific category appears in that category

In our previous article, we discussed the issue of an RSS feed appearing in a category it does not belong to when using the "Show all" feature. This article provides a Q&A section to address any questions or concerns related to this issue.

A: The "Show all" feature is a functionality that allows users to view all feeds in a single list, regardless of their categorization. This feature is useful for users who want to quickly scan all feeds and manage them more efficiently.

A: The exact reason for this issue is not yet clear, but it may be related to the way feeds are stored in the system or the categorization logic. We are investigating the issue and will provide an update once we have more information.

A: Unfortunately, we do not have a clear reproduction steps for this issue. However, we have provided a reproduction video that demonstrates the steps taken by the user to reproduce the bug. You can view the video to get a better understanding of the issue.

A: The implications of this issue are that users may see feeds in categories they do not belong to, which can lead to confusion and make it more difficult to manage feeds. This issue may also affect the accuracy of feed categorization and make it more challenging to identify relevant feeds.

A: We appreciate any contributions that can help resolve this issue. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to share them with us. We are also open to receiving pull requests (PRs) that can help fix the issue.

A: We are currently investigating the issue and working towards a solution. We will provide an update once we have more information and a clear plan for resolving the issue.

A: You can stay up-to-date with the latest developments on this issue by following our blog or social media channels. We will provide regular updates on the status of the issue and any new information that becomes available.

In conclusion, the issue of an RSS feed appearing in a category it does not belong to when using the "Show all" feature is a complex problem that requires attention. By understanding the details of the issue and working together, we can resolve the problem and ensure that feeds are accurately categorized.

Based on the information provided, the following recommendations can be made:

Investigate the feed storage mechanism: The issue may be related to the way feeds are stored in the system. Investigating the feed storage mechanism may provide insight into the cause of the problem.
Review the categorization logic: The categorization logic may be flawed, leading to feeds being assigned to categories they do not belong to. Reviewing the categorization logic may help identify the root cause of the issue.
Test the "Show all" feature: Testing the "Show all" feature may help identify any issues with the feature that could be contributing to the problem.

By following these recommendations and working towards a solution, we can ensure that the issue is addressed and that feeds are accurately categorized.