[oscarbc96]

Problem

sites/orangetv.orange.es/orangetv.orange.es.config.js fetches each day in three 8-hour segments and caches segments 2-3 in a module-level caches object. But it stores the items after filtering them for the channel that happened to fetch the segment first:

const segments = parseItems(res, channel)
items.push(...segments)
if (caches[queue.url] === undefined) {
  caches[queue.url] = segments   // <- channel-filtered!
}

Every channel parsed afterwards for the same date does items.push(...caches[url]) and inherits that first channel's segment 2-3 programs. In a multi-channel grab this puts the same show on ~100 channels (screenshot below shows TRECE's "El cascabel" appearing on virtually every channel at 22:00):

Two smaller issues fixed along the way:

• The if (items.length) guard skipped segments 2-3 whenever a channel had no programs in segment 1 (00:00-08:00), so channels idle overnight came out completely empty even though the feed has their programs in segments 2-3.
• i.channelExternalId === channel.site_id compares strictly while the feed mixes numeric and string ids; compare as strings.

Fix

Cache the raw segment payload and run parseItems per channel; always fetch segments 2-3; compare ids as strings.

Testing

• npm test --- orangetv.orange.es passes (3/3)
• Full grab of 131 Orange channels × 3 days: each channel now carries only its own schedule (verified "El cascabel" appears only on TRECE, site_id 1017, matching the raw feed), and previously-empty channels (e.g. 12TV) now have programs.