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## Summary A missing or failed English subtitle download made the whole yt-dlp archival fail, even when the video was available. - Add an `ignore_errors` setting to the yt-dlp archiver. It is `true` by default. - With `ignore_errors`, yt-dlp runs with `--ignore-errors`. A failed subtitle or thumbnail download becomes a warning, and the video still downloads. - A non-zero exit is accepted only when a video or audio file exists. The yt-dlp `WARNING` and `ERROR` lines go to the log with the link URL. - Per-format streams left by a failed merge (`title.f400.mp4`, `title.f251-drc.webm`) do not count as media. A video without its audio stream still fails. - `--no-warnings` is removed from the download command, so failure messages show the warnings that explain them. ## Limits - The format-stream check matches numeric format IDs only (YouTube). Named IDs such as `fhls-720p` are not detected. - The missing-asset warnings appear only in the server log, not in the UI. ## Tests - `go test ./internal/archival/...` passes. - New tests cover the setting default, the config override, the media-file check, and the warning extraction. Reviewed-on: #4 |
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