Joe Politz

Also, when I _do_ get the image, it doesn't use the red color in the docs (https://github.com/brownplt/pyret-docs/pull/64/files), I get:  Have you seen any inconsistencies in how the images render...

A concrete suggestion that we had recently that I like is to: - Hide the import code by default behind an expandable [+] - Render the share URL as a...

Here's an example program that uses this for reference (not using a share link because the review app doesn't currently have Drive doing what I expect). You can run it...

@asolove 's proposed design is good. One clarification about how this works – there is only one ID for (and indeed only one copy of) the published file. The import...

The second argument to import is just a friendly human name for the file to ease reading import lines (the publish UI just copies the name over).

Oh and the `&v=NNNN` bit is the commit hash of the Pyret version in use. It doesn't have any effect. A long time ago we used to keep old Pyret...

https://groups.google.com/g/pyret-discuss/c/Y1uIuWrUEI4/m/JVYjDieeCgAJ

> This is all powered by a fun discovery that the Google API response we already fetch has lots of useful timestamps and an md5 of the file content. Nice!...

This is deliberate — you may want to enable “Full Google Drive Access” in the Pyret/Bonnie menu. This is a use case that was disabled by default for our summer...

Mmph, yeah that's likely. I don't know the details. It could be a number of things; for example, it could have to do with institutional settings on what apps are...