Updated Naming Convention for Downloaded Podcast Files #1822
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Love this! Thank you @itsjzt will merge monday |
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Great little improvement! Let's make it |
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I have updated the name. |
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* Added helpful name for the downloaded file * updated download file name 2.1.133
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This pull request updates the naming convention for downloaded podcast files to be more descriptive. Previously, files were named like
Syntax_-_812.mp3, which did not provide information about the episode content. The new format matches the one used in the "Now Playing" widget on the website, making it easier for users to identify each episode.