feat: Add microsoft.com #271
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Moin and a happy new Year! Thanks for the config! The link/url drift is because it's been a breaking change in the unreleased ruby gem. A little bit more detail to be found in this discussion. I'll apply the required fixes and merge. Cheers! |
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All done - config is now available in Feed Directory. |
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Add the selectors for Azure's product overview page.
Tested with html2rss
v0.17.0, installed via gem install, in a latestruby:3.4container.Please note: As indicated in the yaml, the
urlconfiguration setting did not work for me as documented. I had to uselinkto actually produce a RSS feed with article links. I acknowledge the yaml files for the other sites do haveurlstatements as well, so it's either a bug with thehtml2rssversion I use or an undiscovered bug that did not surface for some reason.