Recently, I’ve started using DT’s built-in RSS features, and I’m extremely happy with it. The only minor issue for me is that sometimes DT deletes the article when I am actively reading it.
Because the article is automatically marked as Read seconds after I start reading it, DT will proceed to delete it if it’s older than one day. I assume this is the currently expected behavior rather than a bug.
My request is to tweak the current behavior so that DT only remove articles that are not open. Thanks!
That’s surprising to me. I just verified that I only have two smart rules that file away PDFs into specific groups, so they shouldn’t have anything to do with deleting news articles. As for sync, I currently do not have any sync locations enabled.
Further details that may or may not be useful:
I do not read RSS in DT every day, so the articles always vary in age each time I read them. Given this situation, I can’t say for certain that the issue has happened to every article older than one day, but it does happen several times during each reading session.
I’m running DEVONthink 3 Pro edition version 3.8.2 on macOS Monterey 12.2.1(21D62). I’d of course be glad to provide further diagnostic info if necessary.
Both smart rules start with All of the following is true: Kind is PDF/PS so it’s unlikely, but I definitely will double-check just to be sure. I’ll post the results in the next 24 hours.
I only own one Mac, and currently I don’t have any sync locations enabled on it. During my limited testing today after disabling the two smart rules, the issue has not happened.
I’ll keep those two rules disabled and do some further testing for 2 or 3 days, since I was sure the issue couldn’t possibly be caused by them.
I see exactly the same behaviour on Monterey 12.3. - no sync, no DTG just a single installation on only one Mac. As a work-around I changed the removal time to After one week instead of After one day
Just updated to latest 3.8.3 switch back to “Remove articles: After one day” and it seems to be ok now. I have some unread RSS messages in the main window and they don’t disappear anymore.
Yes, I write almost everything in Markup language and use a header like this in every document:
Author: Thomas Krampe
Title: Titel
Comment:
Organization: KNGSTN
Copyright: 2022 by
Keywords:
With “export metadata as JSON” all of these information and some other (like uuid and md5 hash) are now in a small json file which I use in our company wide document management system. I just add some additional values in that JSON and post it via a API call to our self developed DMS.