Aaruni Kaushik

On 10.10.6, this still doesn't work. I will need some time to run updates and try on 10.10.7, but the changelog doesn't mention it.

Does not work even if I connect directly to jellyfin by bypassing nxinx

Looks like the same symptoms, yes

I can't easily test on release candidates, so I haven't tried. But the new release just hit, and on version 10.11.0, this problem still persists for me. ------------------------ Edit: The...

> sure its a server issue and not an android issue While I am starting to suspect this is an android client issue, how would I make sure ?

Updates in glibc makes julia crash. The fix for this has been ported to 1.10, but may or may not be ported to 1.6 ? https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/57250#issuecomment-2637646981 But I am not...

Search now works from all pages in the built docs, and the basic file is a valid JSON file, which can be manipulated using standard JSON tools.

> browser security rules don't allow you to fetch files from a higher level directory MDN seems to suggest `fetch()` will just fail if the URL starts with `file://` (...

> So, the reason we have it as a .js file is that you could load it from the .html files if you open them locally with the file:/// protocol...

To uncomplicate the two codepaths, we could keep the name `search_index.js`. if prettyurls is true, add the fetch to HTML pages, and don't add the assignment to `search_index.js` if prettyurls...