Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠)
Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠)
I don't think my two PRs are related to this, but I'll chime in and say that `find --not --in web` is great for discovering that somebody merged master without...
I have been trying to use `fsck --fast --from web`, but ran into more trouble than it's been worth. First of all, never run it on the repo that has...
Possibly `find --not --in web` also catches when somebody has accidentally made git-annex think that all files disappeared from upstream, by running `fsck --fast --from web`.
Does that mean I should ask for a feature `fsck --relaxed`? (I think those URLs were relaxed, but I can't be sure now)
An excellent example of when RIIR is a reasonable approach, and came from the project itself. I love this from https://people.gnome.org/~federico/news-2016-10.html#25: > Every once in a while someone discovers a...
Duplicated in: https://framagit.org/compa/compa/issues/1
This is still an important feature, but it seems your particular host is no longer functional? :-)
It's fair to say "this feature is very important to me" or "I think you are underestimating how essential it is for a freedom-respecting service to allow for people to...
Duplicated in: https://framagit.org/compa/compa/issues/3
@Serkan-devel pump.io uses its own pump.io protocol. Sometimes people call it ActivityPump, but that has several meanings. The ActivityPub effort (the W3C Social Working Group) was started by Evan, and...