You rock admins!! we're already on v0.18.0 lmao
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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Important to know: Jerboa latest version (from f-droid for example) will not work with instances running anything older then version 18.
So maybe not upgrade Jerboa just yet until your instance is on version 18. You won't be able to log on to your instance otherwise.
For anyone on Lemmy.ml it's not a problem of course since it's always on the latest version.
My instance is on 18, but I still had issues (fdroid was pushing .33 & .34). I had to grab the. 35 apk from GitHub, and I'm a bit confused about why.
I'm not sure if this is helpful for others (as presumably, fdroid won't upgrade it natively when .36 comes out?)
that was fast as fuck
Top 12,6,1 hour is super helpful.
Does it solve the issue of some information not being federated properly? Display name updates, profile description, edited posts/comments, and deletions are out of sync in many instances, resulting in wildly different versions throught the fediverse. These things trigger my OCD so much, I hope this updates fixes that.
Lets hope that federation gets a backfill/resync mode, too so first subscriber doesnt get a empty magazine/community.
That was a quick update, Thank you!
We made it!
That was fast! Layout seems to have changed a little bit, but in mostly subtle ways.
But now I can't seem to upload an icon to my /c/books community, I get a JSON error. Should I try deleting site data from my browser and refreshing?
Specific error message:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', " <h"... is not valid JSON
Similar errors when I attempt to update the sidebar.
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Strange, may be the implementation? I've tried using both Chrome and Brave
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Yeah doesn't work in comments either. I tried Firefox on my Mac too which had never even browsed to this website before, signed in, tried to upload a picture to my /c/Books sub, same error. Tried to reply to this comment with a picture, nope, same error.
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I am being personally victimised by online war crimes directed against me specifically
2FA works great, trying to upload an image...
Yup.
I'm on Firefox for Android, although I did open a private nav tab.
Maybe I'll try using my phone then haha
Update: Nope, didn't work via my Android phone through Brave either
Update 2: Just tried submitting a post to another community via Chrome on my Mac, got an error that 'language not allowed'. It's just... English? What's going on?
MODS! MODS !!! 😂
Just tried creating a post in /c/books and couldn't upload a new photo in the body. Tried the same picture here, no luck either. I think it's a file size issue. Try again with a picture smaller than 1MB.
Oooooooh. I can't believe I didn't think of that!!
EDIT: It worked! Thank you!
Admin should probably make clearer that image uploads always have a 1 MB size limit!
Size limit makes sense or their storage costs are going to skyrocket real quick.
Pretty sure that's just an unhandled exception in lemmy itself in that a user should see an error message about the file size instead.
did they manage to get captcha in?
afaik, captcha is removed in favor of email verification
I believe another captcha implementation will be included in 18.1
might turn off registration until then. bots can answer emails.
But they often don't. I'm still in favor of adding captcha, but the bots we're seeing are choosing instances without email requirement because it's easier (and sending an email every millisecond is a good way for the instance to be banned by whatever mail provider it's going to, making it so that you can't complete account creation)
i've also been a fan of low bar initial logins then ramping the user into higher forms of auth as they engage with a platform more.
Good job!
Also just realized 2FA works, which is nice.
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