Did the miniflux improvements not make it into 2026.03.1203?

[wazabees]

I'm running the release version and the nightly on my phone. The sync with miniflux don't match between the version. The nightly seems to have a fetch limit of 250 and 2026.03.1203 seems to have a fetch limit of 100.
The PR I'm referring to is #1946. The latest changelog refers to #1935. Maybe I'm missing something. :)

[jocmp]

Hey @wazabees, you're correct, the changes to Miniflux from #1946 didn't make it into 2026.03.1203, they're only in 2026.03.25-nightly.

I only realized the how dog slow Miniflux was after I shipped that. From my testing it should result in a >50% speedup, and support better incremental syncing. I'll ship it in the next major release if it improves performance generally.

How have you found the performance in the nightly?

[wazabees]

How have you found the performance in the nightly?

Short answer is dramatic improvement in performance.

I'm running miniflux v2.2.18, I have 249 feeds, and right now I have 55 unread items.
The latest release takes approx. 1 minute, 41 seconds to sync.
Nightly takes 3 seconds to sync.

The last/final log entry for the latest release:

level=INFO msg="[API] User authenticated successfully with the Basic HTTP Authentication" authentication_successful=true client_ip=192.168.x.x user_agent="CapyReader (RSS Reader; https://capyreader.com/)" username=... request_uri="/v1/entries?offset=23600&limit=100&order=published_at&direction=desc"

The last/final log entry for nightly:

level=INFO msg="[API] User authenticated successfully with the Basic HTTP Authentication" authentication_successful=true client_ip=192.168.x.x user_agent="CapyReader (RSS Reader; https://capyreader.com/)" username=... request_uri="/v1/entries?offset=0&limit=250&order=published_at&direction=desc&changed_after=1774471818"

[jocmp]

Super helpful, thanks. The key difference in the nightly is the changed_after=1774471818. That's based on the last sync time that's stored locally. This should capture updated articles as well as new articles. Previously it just refetched all entries.