Use internal time in socket based progress updates in Audiobookshelf.#3374
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Use internal time in socket based progress updates in Audiobookshelf.#3374
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| def guard_ok_abs(self, abs_progress: MediaProgress) -> bool: |
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Isn't this now functionally equal to guard_ok_mass?
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You could just return guard_ok_mass(item_id, episode_id) I think
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Fixes an edge case, where the abs server and ma server are not synced in time. The progress update via socket then occurs a bit unpredictably. Solved by using the internal time.
Also, abs updates every 10s now, so I adjusted the minimum time required to pass between updates.