time.mktime is not the inverse of time.gmtime, calendar.timegm is
feedparser unhelpfully returns struct_time values in UTC and mktime assumes they're local. Ugh.
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# I guess this is it.
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import asyncio
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import calendar
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import dataclasses
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import functools
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import hashlib
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published = entry.get("updated_parsed")
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if published is not None:
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assert isinstance(published, tuple)
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# NOTE: Take insert_time if it's smaller; publish time errors generate
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# posts from the future.
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posted_at = min(int(time.mktime(published) * 1000), insert_time)
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posted_at = min(int(calendar.timegm(published) * 1000), insert_time)
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else:
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posted_at = int(insert_time)
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