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The defe CLI for now prompts the user to add an Index value to open the link in browser. We need something to reload the lookup without hitting Ctrl+c
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I've had a look at eventbrite, it seems events classification is not fine-grained enough to alllow searching for tech events.
On the other hand, the crawler is already recognizing eventbrite links in facebook posts, and it would be trivial to retrieve event informations (description etc) through the Eventbrite API having the link.
It would suffice to add a `get_event_info_from_eventbrite(eve
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Someone pasted a URL and a little extra into a the story url:
https://wiki.freebsd.org/VCSWhy (
. This passed throughcheck_url_dupe
tomost_recent_similar
which failed to escape the character and threw an error. I've pasted the traceback below, but I think it's truncated - surely it must continue execution throughsimilar_stories
andStory.find_similar_by_url
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