Kris Craig
Kris Craig
I don't have many details, but I'll tell you what I can. I've been adding a lot of saved endpoints to my ARC client and I've recently noticed that many...
I've received a pair of Dependabot alerts for a high-severity security vulnerability discovered in RestSharp, the library used by Reddit.NET to interface with the Reddit API. The recommended remediation is...
I decided to create a ticket for this since a lot of people have been reaching out to me lately about a new issue. Looks like Reddit updated their API...
Just realized these are confusingly named. The name suggests that it's a container for a single post/comment, when in fact it contains a list of posts/comments. That list will often...
There are still a lot of things that don't have docblocks and this gets reflected in the Doxygen output. I'll leave this one open as an ongoing issue until they're...
The API returns an empty success response but the target user remains blocked. See RedditTests.ModelTests.UsersTests.BlockAndUnblock().
See: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/9s1pio/getting_aws_error_when_trying_to_upload_emoji/ Update: Switching headers to parameters helped, but now it's complaining about the content-type on the image for some reason.
See Models.Multis.
Previous ticket: https://github.com/sirkris/Reddit.NET/issues/42 Now that we know what the different numbers mean in the JSON return of GET /r/subreddit/about/traffic, it's time to update Things.Traffic and create a couple new types...
Partial implementation: Models.Wiki.Discussions