yeah people who have been here for longer might have not accurate stats to only the year since I cant get an actual year range of the things I request
itll pull from your entire lemmy history but for most people that will be within the last year
added functionality for the two rules
was running into rate limits when trying to check every single linked instance so ive manually put in the larger ones for now
I added code block support to lemmy-ui so if 0.19 comes out before then yes
If not then no but I can try to figure out a solution
starts december 1st
didnt realize I added the programming community to the communities that triggers the bot haha
its relevant to this post but not crosspost relevant, will tweak the triggers
The one issue I ran into is alternate UIs other than lemmy-ui dont seem to collapse crossposts in the post feed so the recommendation of cross-posting everything floods people not using lemmy-ui
Going through and making issues in all of their repositories
yeah although I havent pushed changes to a repo recently, ill do that and share in a sec
figured having it as a message also makes it a spot where readers can see communities for that topic as well
This was a cross post rather than a direct post to the community so it acts the same as if its posted on two different communities here like a lemmy cross post (with different threads based on the community the post is on)
If someone on mastodon commented on this version of the thread their comment would show up here
Yeah that would fit the community pattern better. Can make that the url and then change the display name around
Lemmy.world view
Programming.dev view
I can mod a lemmy.world account and see if I can fix it from that
Its already deleted, may take a bit to federate to your instance
have you sent a code in the past and accidentally copied that one instead (usually codes take a bit to show up and theyre different every time you request them) or are you adding in some extra characters like a space on either side
also what code are you copying in (as in whats the source youre getting it from)