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Character: 'processed' - or 'published'. Case and surrounding spaces are ignored.
Decides which media counts as still available when indexing finishes. It only matters for a Source with delete removed media enabled, because only then is media that is no longer available deleted.
- 'processed': only the media processed during this indexing counts. With MAX_ENTRIES_PROCESSING set, media beyond the limit is treated as removed, even though it is still published. This is the earlier behaviour.
- 'published': every item the source's index returns counts, including those beyond the limit. Only media that is no longer published is deleted.
With no processing limit, both values give the same result.

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#1618

Integer: 0 - (zero) Disables the limit entirely. Higher numbers set the limit.
The maximum number of videos to process while indexing a Source.
The limit keeps the newest videos. When a source also indexes streams, they share it: streams get half the limit or whatever the videos left unused, whichever is more.
To stop the limit from deleting media that is still published from a source with delete removed media enabled, set INDEXING_CLEANUP_UNAVAILABLE_POLICY to 'published'.

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#305	#1044

Added in	For issue
#1392	#1391

Boolean: True - will enable using the filter function.
Filter out useless data included when metadata is retrieved. This is things such as expired URLs, etc.
This setting affects newly indexed media only.

Added in	For issue	Env vars
#612	#470	#622

Boolean: True - will enable using the filter function.
Filter out useless data included when metadata is loaded. This is things such as expired URLs, etc.
This setting affects metadata on every media instance, the next time it is loaded.

Added in	For issue	Env vars
#612	#470	#622

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