Steven Word

Hi @darthtater,

We are currently in progress of a major update to the plugin that will take a hard look at many of these issues. It’s hard to say without seeing a debug log, but I suspect one of the plugins is utilizing way too much memory and causing the scan process to die. Thank you for posting the list of plugins you are using. We will take a look at those and make the appropriate adjustment as we work through our backlog.

We are actively working on updating the plugin for 7.3 support. I can’t provide an exact timeline, but I can tell you that it is in motion and support is coming soon!

Hi @justhashme,

The template used for this feed only has one instance of the itunes header, but it does invoke a call to the ‘rss2_ns’ action. I highly suspect that there is another plugin or theme present on your site that is adding that tag to this action. Do you have another podcast plugin installed? If so, which one?

Hi All,

I was able to get to the bottom of this during the past week. I’ve made a pull request to the GitHub repository that should resolve most if not all of these plugin dependency conflicts. These changes should be making their way into the next point release over the next few days. Thank you for your patience.

Hi dzweb,

This functionality is currently provided by using the appropriate filter on the accepted post types supported.

We are working to add more filters and documentation, but in the meantime, you can add a filter to the ‘amazon_polly_post_types’ hook to filter the supported post types.

An example would look something like this:

function my_supported_polly_post_types( $post_types ) {
   $post_types[] = 'my_custom_post_type';
   return $post_types; // Array of post types

}
add_filter( 'amazon_polly_post_types', 'my_supported_polly_post_types' );

Hi @justhashme,

The description field is absolutely supported out of the box but is using the default WordPress content/excerpt to populate it. I suspect that the SEO plugin is modifying this behavior for all feeds. In our next release, we will be adding a number of actions and filters so you will be able to modify this logic for your specific needs. Once those are available, we can provide an example for this use case.

Hi @arjanolsder,

While this isn’t the default behavior that we’ve encountered with the standard theme set, I suspect this is the result of a filter ordering issue. In our next release, we will be adding a number of actions and filters with code examples of how to use them. This should be an easy fix once those are in place.

Hi Codegrau,

Thank you for the report.

We intentionally batch process during bulk updates to help prevent this, but if we are looking at several thousands of posts, we may need to investigate further. How many published posts do you currently have published?

Thank you! I’m going to resolve this issue for now.

Thank you Dan!

While we don’t have official documentation yet, we actually already do provide CPT support.

https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-polly-wordpress-plugin/blob/master/admin/class-amazonpolly-admin.php#L108

Adding something like the following should get you up and running.

function my_amazon_polly_post_types( $post_types ) {
    $post_types[] = 'events'
    return $post_types;
}
add_filter( 'amazon_polly_post_types', 'my_amazon_polly_post_types' );

Good luck!

Thank you for the reports! We’re digging in and will reach-out to the WP-Statistics team if necessary once we identify the conflict. Otherwise, stay tuned and keep an eye on your update notifications ??

Can you please provide your current PHP, WordPress and Plugin versions? Additionally, can you let us know what tests options you were using when this error was generated?

Thank you for your feedback. The PHP Compatibility Checker is using the PHPCompatibility library for PHP Code Sniffer which determines the error statuses. You may wish to provide this feedback to the GitHub repository where this library is maintained. When the library is updated, we can then incorporate it into our next release.

https://github.com/wimg/PHPCompatibility/issues

We’ve made a significant update within the past week. Could you please share your current WordPress and Plugin version?

Hello Jacob,

Versions 1.4.5 now supports lints checks for PHP 7.1 and 7.2.