Christian Bargmann

btw. `gofumpt` v.0.4.0 was [released](https://github.com/mvdan/gofumpt/releases/tag/v0.4.0) 8 days ago (requires Go 1.18+). Maybe it's worth bumping the version number in the`GNUMakefile` as well when this PR is ready to be merged....

@linbaic That would be great! Im currently working on the database connection, the concurrent access makes the bot crash sometimes. I will contact you when i'm working on this!

The problem lies in the php script. The bot expects XML or another RSS format and therefore does not parse the page. I'll take a look at this.

Hey Jiack! Sorry for the late reply. I like the idea of filters, I see what I can do to add this feature!

Hey @ChristianKniep ! Nice to meet you! - **chmod of destination files**: I completely agree with the need for this feature. It's crucial for preserving script executability. A practical approach...

Hi there @DanielBadura, I'm sorry this causes you troubles. I believe the issue is that your `MASTODON_URL` is missing a `https://` (e.g. `https://mastodon.social`) prefix, that's why the error occurs. #55...

The previous `v1` version was written in Typescript and `v2` is a rewrite in Go. Go's `http` package is more strict about url names. :-)

Got it. I'm checking what's wrong there, my assumption is I did a mistake parsing the environment variables the right way.

The environment variable parsing is fixed in v2.1.0 (https://github.com/cbrgm/mastodon-github-action/pull/61/files). The issue is not solved yet sadly. When I run ```bash podman run -e MASTODON_ACCESS_TOKEN="..." -e MASTODON_URL="https://mastodon.social" -e MASTODON_MESSAGE="Test Message" --rm...

The environment variable parsing is fixed in v2.1.0 (https://github.com/cbrgm/mastodon-github-action/pull/61/files). The issue is not solved yet sadly. When I run ```bash podman run -e MASTODON_ACCESS_TOKEN="..." -e MASTODON_URL="https://mastodon.social" -e MASTODON_MESSAGE="Test Message" --rm...