Could you open up an issue on the github for this (if you didn’t already).

Thx! Let me know if the postgres upgrade helper script I provided has any issues.

This is correct, and we’ve been following this for lemmy too.

That’s my bad really. Currently we’re using the patch semver to denote non-breaking changes, and the minor for breaking.

We’re holding off on a major release until the API reaches stable, which like all open source projects we’re reticent to do because then it puts a lot of pressure on us to match the standard of enterprise-level software developed by a large corporation.

Even though lemmy has many thousands of monthly active users, we’re still really an beta-level software developed by a handful of people.

Yep, major thanks to @asonix for adding this to pict-rs.

o7

No probs!

Does a debian version upgrade require an OS reinstall?

Thx! Glad you’re liking it so far.

The circle drag should be working better now.

Yep, looks fixed now.

Use the issue tracker for these, and make sore to put what version you’re on, because I can’t replicate that.

Erps, my bad.

Probably too soon to say, but hopefully.

I was talking about non-local posts. It’s really hard to tell what you’re asking. Click the all button, and now you’ll see federated posts in addition to local ones.

If they made all top-level comments thus suppressing all other activity on the post, what would that mean?

I can’t figure out what this means. New comments are also sorted as hot by default, if you read the doc I linked.

If you’re looking at the All tab, there is no difference between a local post, or a federated post when it comes to sorting.

Lemmy’s sorts are described here.

I practice on monkeytype.com . Usually takes about 2 days to get comfortable, and a month to get up to full speed. You can easily get 40wpm with this tho in a short time.

To update everyone:

In getting ready for the upcoming lemmy release, we usually deploy a test release here on lemmy.ml (the dev instance) for a few days, to discover any issues for a large production server, so other people don’t have to.

We found a performance issue with this one, so we downgraded back to 0.19.3, and restored from a database backup made a few hours ago.

I apologize for the few hours of downtime that caused today.

Okay we’re back! Sorry about the downtime, was ~40m.

You might have to use one of those lemmy link plugins for that, bc lemmy’s community rss feeds are meant to be for local communities, not federated ones.