m3u-epg-data-audit
Testing & QualityAudit M3UAndroid M3U and EPG data flows for parser behavior, channel/programme matching, duplicate handling, fallback behavior, joins, and timezone/time-range correctness.
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M3U and EPG Data Audit
Audit playlist and guide data behavior with concrete parser, repository, DAO, and test evidence.
When To Use
Use when a task changes or reviews:
- M3U, XMLTV, EPG, or Xtream parsing
- Channel-to-programme matching
- Playlist-to-EPG association behavior
- DAO queries or repositories that return channels/programmes
- Empty, malformed, duplicate, timezone, or time-range behavior
Required Context
Read first:
AGENTS.mddata/AGENTS.mddocs/ai/playbooks/m3u-epg-data.md- Relevant parser, DAO, repository, model, fixture, and test files
Audit Checks
Verify with file evidence:
- Channel/EPG matching uses stable IDs or documented fallback order.
- Duplicate programmes are handled deterministically.
- Playlist-to-EPG associations are preserved across refresh/import flows.
- Empty EPG data has an explicit fallback path.
- SQL joins do not accidentally exclude channels without programmes.
- Time ranges, date parsing, and timezone conversion are explicit and tested where possible.
- Parser errors follow existing Flow/error-handling conventions.
Process
- Map parser entry points, repositories, DAOs, and tests.
- Trace one normal playlist with EPG and one empty/malformed guide path.
- Inspect joins and filters that combine channels and programmes.
- Check fixtures or tests for duplicates, missing guide data, and timezone offsets.
- Cite file paths and line numbers for each finding.
Validation
Recommend:
./gradlew :data:testDebugUnitTest
Also recommend targeted parser or fixture tests when present. If unavailable, state the untested data risk.
Output
Return a concise Markdown report with:
- Scope and confidence
- Data-flow map
- Pass/fail table for each audit check
- Evidence-backed findings with file paths
- Regression tests or fixtures to add
- Validation run or not run, with reason