Notices tagged with postactiv, page 2
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@lambdalambda's mastodon repost patch is in !postActiv nightly now.
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The Redis-backed new queue manager by @takeshitakenji is now in !postActiv nightly.
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Exhausted but can't sleep, so I'm chipping away at the monumental todo list for !postActiv.
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New note by maiyannah
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I updated the gitlab on the !postActiv gitlab instance in the process of doing this so let me know if this results in any oddness.
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I moved the plugin superclasses in !postActiv from /lib/ to /classes/plugins/ Along with better organizing things in the software, this also allows us to leverage class autoloading to grab plugin classes if they're not loaded already. They should be, but it's a safety valve. Although, this would be a case where I'd be okay with not having the classes loaded by d…
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I am going to reorganize !postActiv in general in the coming days I think. If you have thoughts, vocalize them here: https://git.postactiv.com/postActiv/postActiv/issues/61
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I made a liar of myself by also sorting out the Client exceptions for !postActiv into /classes/ClientException.php tonight too. Figured I was on a roll so I may as well.
They are all LOG_DEBUG by default, but you will get them all logged to your log if LOG_DEBUG is enabled.
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Since LogFilter was moved to /modules/ in !postActiv's distribution now, you will want to make sure that the copy in /plugins/ gets deleted, so you do not have duplication. Git is not great about detecting this and you will run into problems if you have it in both places.
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Right, that concludes one round of making the log messages in !postActiv much more informative - all the information that postActiv's ServerException exceptions pass on will now be available in the postActiv log, which by default is in syslog With this change, I recommend that you use the LogFilter plugin to filter out LOG_DEBUG level messages if you don't need them…
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So what I've done for now wrt !postActiv exception handling improvement, is just put everything together, in a central file for server exception, /classes/ServerException.php This file includes the descendant classes for exceptions that fall under that type. I have also assigned what I believe to be the sanest HTTP status code as error codes for each, but they may …
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I actually hadn't considered the license for documentation of !postActiv I don't think GS/StatusNet had either.
I will make the documentation I write CC-BY-SA, I think. The GNU Free License is a headache of leagalese while the Creative Commons licenses are just fine and much less confusing in my opinion.
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@richardbaeck @mcscx If you want to follow development of postActiv, there is a group hosted on this instance, !postActiv
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Once I have the rendering code done, so that I can make a unique theme for it, I will set up an official !postActiv instance.
I guess for now, this is the de facto one :)
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Okay, that's enough time on it for now, I really do have to get the review done.
However, I have removed some plugins entirely (GNU trademarked ones could be an issue) and moved others out of the !postActiv main distribution into their own separate repositories.
You can follow the progress of this project here: https://git.postactiv.com/postActiv/postActiv/issues/57
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I took a handful of plugins out of !postActiv and split them into their own repos. Still more to do but I'll get that after dinner and the "day job" is attended to.
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Moved all the federate* stub/prototype plugins out of the main !postActiv repository and into separate individual ones. Makes tracking them easier for me.
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The install instructions for !postActiv now include how to get it via git-scm with the public access key.
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Okay, I'll give the new !postActiv gitlab repo a while of use, and once I'm satisfied its stable, the project will be removed from git.gnu.io
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OKAY. The new !postActiv repository at http://status.hackerposse.com/url/12505 is live and working. At time of posting it needs a login, but I'm working on that as I write this, and should be publicly accessible shortly. Those wising a user account, to contribute, or even just to host your own projects (which is fine while I have space to space, as long as they a…
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