Problem
Using update-channels always pulls in all channels. There are some channels that I don't use, but they still show up in the remote control and clutter the interface. Trying to go to these channels results in static, as the station isn't broadcasting.
OK, sorry for the allegory. Basically, I have channels that I'm not using. For example, I use podman and have no need for docker channels. They can't even load because the requirements aren't there.
Feature
Add a V-chip to block channels you don't want to use. A simple config option in the config.toml could accomplish this, effectively hiding unused channels. Potentially, it could include an option to hide any channels that don't meet requirements, though I personally would not want that to be the default.
Examples
[general]
v_chip = ["bash-history", "docker-compose", "docker-containers", "docker-images", "docker-networks"]
Additional context
Another option would be to block update-channels from pulling some in.
Problem
Using
update-channelsalways pulls in all channels. There are some channels that I don't use, but they still show up in the remote control and clutter the interface. Trying to go to these channels results in static, as the station isn't broadcasting.OK, sorry for the allegory. Basically, I have channels that I'm not using. For example, I use podman and have no need for docker channels. They can't even load because the requirements aren't there.
Feature
Add a V-chip to block channels you don't want to use. A simple config option in the config.toml could accomplish this, effectively hiding unused channels. Potentially, it could include an option to hide any channels that don't meet requirements, though I personally would not want that to be the default.
Examples
Additional context
Another option would be to block update-channels from pulling some in.