@Christine, I'd not encountered this problem before, but I see what you mean.
At the moment, I get 9 results when I hook up the two Fetch Feed modules instead of the Subpipe modules, and only 1 result with the Subpipe modules. It looks like the Subpipe modules are outputting the same results as the Fetch Feed modules, but in a different order (use a Sort module and sort by title to see that the top few lines match).
Perhaps the extra processing involved in loading 2 Subpipes is causing the backend to timeout when halfway through the list, resulting in only some of the items being filtered and the rest being dropped? I'm just guessing though.
By the way, I notice that you Split before the two Filter modules and then Union together again. But you could simplify the pipe by combining the two Filter modules into one module with all the Rules, and removing the Split and Union. I don't think it will solve your problem but might make your pipe easier to edit?
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@Christine, I'd not encountered this problem before, but I see what you mean.
At the moment, I get 9 results when I hook up the two Fetch Feed modules instead of the Subpipe modules, and only 1 result with the Subpipe modules. It looks like the Subpipe modules are outputting the same results as the Fetch Feed modules, but in a different order (use a Sort module and sort by title to see that the top few lines match).
Perhaps the extra processing involved in loading 2 Subpipes is causing the backend to timeout when halfway through the list, resulting in only some of the items being filtered and the rest being dropped? I'm just guessing though.
By the way, I notice that you Split before the two Filter modules and then Union together again. But you could simplify the pipe by combining the two Filter modules into one module with all the Rules, and removing the Split and Union. I don't think it will solve your problem but might make your pipe easier to edit?
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