Claude
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Cron now calls `ytstream run` hourly and ytstream's update-ytdlp.sh weekly. Both inherit youtube-automate's healthchecks UUIDs and keep its schedules unchanged: a check may be configured with a cron expression rather than a simple period, so moving to the :23/04:50 slots the fragment proposed could have alerted on a job that ran fine. Inheriting also means the placeholder UUIDs never needed filling in. The old service turned out to track only 2 channels, and one of them -- The Pyramid Podcast -- was sitting unresolved in ytstream's approval queue. Decommissioning without checking would have silently dropped half of what the old service existed to follow. Approved and backfilled. decommission.sh does the two steps needing root (nginx repoint, disable the unit) and refuses until an admin password is set, because the UI fails closed and the hostname would otherwise serve a login nobody can pass. Deleting the 2.0 GB of old downloads and touching the Jellyfin libraries are left out on purpose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>