Jed Fox

I don’t think it’s a good idea to rewrite people’s code without them telling you to do so.

This is what the “Undo” button is for — you can click it, edit the commit message, then re-commit.

@aminya You can already do this by undoing the most recent commit, rewording the message, then committing again.

> At that time there was no undo, we only had revert I’m pretty sure undo has existed for most of Desktop’s history.

In #5914, @cheshire137 suggested using a “k” suffix, which would eliminate the need for locale-specific formatting.

I think it’s not too urgent because (a) commits don’t come in fractions and (b) it’s likely users from countries that use commas as decimal points will have some familiarity...

Strange, on my end it works fine: My guess is that Pleroma’s implementation of the Mastodon API has a bug where it returns an improper response. This app expects HTML-formatted...

I don’t know if there is a way to configure Node.js’s HTTPS module to do that redirect, but if you can figure it out it would be much appreciated!

I don’t know if we would want to do that since it would break containers for people who already have them set up to use HTTPS. There seems to be...

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