Trying2KnowMyself [they/them/their/theirs/themself]

Thanks!

It might be unrelated, but I would recommend caution before updating to this release as ml currently has severe federation problems.

It doesn’t change no matter how many times I reload. Here’s darkly-pureblack in Chrome instead of Safari, reloaded multiple times

Sure, will get to it. I can at the very least test the library fix without too much difficulty at this point - it looked like different folks work on that and maybe one of them will have a device.

If not, I need a crash course on their history router

I’m not 100% following - is removing the Mod/Admin badges intentional then? Or a bug?

Not private:

I just cancelled and resubmitted the request, though. Going to finish this comment, but guessing it won’t have worked by then.

Not getting scrolled to the comment from this link, but this is the one that hasn’t federated: https://enterprise.lemmy.ml/post/1816/7119

On Voyager, logged in as the mod/creator and having never unsubscribed, this is what I was seeing:

Having removed and resubscribed, it now looks fine. I did the same for all the other comms I was previously subscribed to and was able to accept my request to rejoin the private comm I made & can now view it again.

On enterprise, my request to subscribe to a public comm is still pending.

iirc, those were vaporwave-dark, darkly-compact, and i386-dark

Checking today, on Voyager:

• communities I’ve previously subscribed/created all say “subscribe pending”
• presumably related, https://voyager.lemmy.ml/c/LessSecretFrogStash displays a “Private” banner and says I don’t have access

On enterprise:

• my comment has not federated to voyager
• same “pending” issue subscribing to a voyager comm

Not on enterprise, though I was able to import there now

I might have misunderstood these then - I assumed that removing admin/mod icons next to usernames was purposeful, and that “distinguish” instead allowed admins/mods to post without indicating that, while when they distinguish a post or comment it means “I am a mod/admin and am saying this as one” rather than participating “as a user”, meanwhile “feature”/pin would mean “this is highlighted” without necessarily being a post/comment from a mod/admin (though it could be) and without the “I’m saying this from my position of authority” meaning behind distinguish.

Larger:

In all 3 cases, I have searched for “Frog” (or similar). In the first and third, the vertical blue line is my cursor at the end of the text I’ve typed. In the second, I’ve selected the text I’ve typed.

If enterprise could get restarted so I don’t need to wait 24+ hours to test the effects of federation after an import there, I’d appreciate it… @dessalines@lemmy.ml tagging you too because presumably either of you could help me bypass the export/import rate limit and I was silly enough to export instead of just importing something else I had from 0.19

Also, I haven’t dug into the recent lemmy-ui changes to try to understand why, but today my standard workaround is happy again: navigate to my profile (or another link that causes the prompt to display), long-press the back button and skip the immediate xpost link for the one prior.

Moderator Controls:

• can “distinguish as moderator” own comments, but not own posts
• can “feature in community” posts by other users, but not “feature” comments in threads
• no controls for posts or comments by Admins
  • maybe y’all don’t agree as admins, but I would expect all the same controls as for other users - feature/unfeature posts (and comments, ideally), lock/remove/warn, ban/unban/appoint or remove mod, view votes, edit as mod (given its limited options)

Perhaps with exceptions if an admin has used a “distinguish” feature themselves?

I can certainly see arguments for why mods shouldn’t be able to do some of these things - some suggest a level of disagreement that perhaps means the comm should find a new home (ban/remove/warn in particular) but the others don’t feel like they rise to the same level of disagreement, and I’d still argue that, for example, failing to post a frog (or at least a toad) should be moderatable activity.

Dark themes all(?) have issues with white-on-white text in comm selector, RBlind themes are both horrific in their own unique ways:

I haven’t really looked in depth at any of the themes, I’ve mostly been using darkly-compact, though I couldn’t tell you what’s different from darkly.

@nutomic@lemmy.ml I hope this isn’t another iOS specific issue, I’ll need to see if I can click that link on a real computer still, but the text from the post above it’s what’s selected/stealing focus here.

@nutomic@lemmy.ml I see an issue related to this in the server repo, but I haven’t tracked down whether this was also addressed in ui yet.

Sorry, I kinda split the context for my latest test across the two comments, but it’s not about import of a 0.19 export:

1. Export from Voyager
2. Modify display name and bio in the export
3. Import in Voyager

This works, unless the display name is longer than 50 characters, in which case neither field is updated but the import still reports success. I haven’t tried manually modifying any other settings to see if the behavior is different.

I’d expect, either:

• Because the import fails, it reports failure
• Import partially succeeds, display name is truncated, ideally status message reflects partial success
• Import partially succeeds, display name is unchanged, ideally status message reflects partial success

Thanks for the link confirming my display name will be “handled properly”

Oooh, I figured lemmy-ui#4135 was filed for this one since all the others were bugs.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/6533

No expectation for it to be part of 1.0.0 certainly, but it would be nice to have eventually!

I’ve filed https://github.com/infernojs/inferno/issues/1699

I don’t actually see any reference to the event in their repo and have not dug into how their router.history works deeply enough to understand it better than that.