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Delete podcast episodes from the TTS system. Use when asked to delete, remove, or clean up an episode from a podcast feed.
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| name | delete-episode |
| description | Delete podcast episodes from the TTS system. Use when asked to delete, remove, or clean up an episode from a podcast feed. |
Deleting an episode requires cleanup in three places.
From a Hub Episode record:
episode.podcast.podcast_id → GCS folder name (e.g., podcast_106f7e1301ae9fc2)episode.gcs_episode_id → MP3 filename (without .mp3 extension)gs://verynormal-tts-podcast/podcasts/{podcast_id}/
├── episodes/{gcs_episode_id}.mp3
├── manifest.json
└── feed.xml
After updating manifest.json, regenerate feed.xml using:
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