v3.13 released

[RS]

On 27/03/18 22:38, I wrote:
> 
> 
> On 27/03/18 22:03, I wrote:
>>
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>> On 27/03/18 21:42, Roger Bell_West wrote:
>>> On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 09:36:55PM +0100, Clive wrote:
>>>> get_iplayer 3.13-ppa31d, Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Phil Lewis
>>>
>>> OK, that's not a "pure" 3.13, and maybe that's your problem. I'm
>>> running directly off the github download. Anyone else using this PPA
>>> version?
>>>
>>
>> I too can see three episodes.  I didn't wait for the PPA (for ubuntu 
>> 16.04.3). I took the new get_iplayer Perl file from the .zip archive 
>> and replaced it in /usr/bin/.  Curiously it is now showing
>> get_iplayer 3.13-ppa31d
>> which I don't think it did when I first started using the new version. 
>> Maybe the PPA has been updated in a software update.
>>

>>
> The get_iplayer script now in /usr/bin/ is not the one I copied there.
> my $version_text;
> is now
> my $version_text = '3.13-ppa31d';
> 
> I have just tried on another machine.  I refreshed the cache.
> A search gave me two episodes.
> I installed the PPA and refreshed the cache again.  I did not rebuild 
> the cache, but nor did I after copying the get_iplayer script to 
> /usr/bin/ on my main machine  I can still only see the first two episodes.
> 
I have run diff to compare the get_iplayer in the .zip archive with the 
PPA version.
my $version_text = '3.13-ppa31d';
is the only difference reported.

A more likely explanation is that the searches were done at different 
times.  As I understand it, and I haven't checked the code, --refresh 
only goes back 7 days, and maybe it is now too old.  That doesn't quite 
work as an explanation because episode 3 was broadcast on Radio 4 at 
1830 on 22 March and won't be repeated on Radio 4 Extra until 29 March. 
Maybe the 7 days has been shortened.  I have a vague recollection that 
the 7 days runs from the start of the week, and that would fit.

Best wishes
Richard