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this is to prevent pinned toots appearing as such when this function is used elsewhere
than for a profile. e.g. the tag search.
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also: profile--relationships-get no longer interactive.
and docstrings for fields insert.
indent "pinned" for pinned toots display
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setting this to window-width minus 1 makes text flow work properly for me with
proportional fonts enabled.
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clean up fields mastodon-profile--fields-format
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- view profile (using make-profile-buffer-for).
- user confirm to delete toot.
- better follow/mute/block/profile prompts
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Currently, `mastodon-auth--access-token` unconditionally returns the
value of the `:access_token` key from the response of
`(mastodon-auth--get-token)`. This causes problems when there was an
error getting the token, for example, if you enter the wrong
password. If a token couldn’t be retrieved, the JSON looks like:
(:error "invalid_grant"
:error_description "The provided authorization grant is invalid, expired, revoked, does not match the redirection URI used in the authorization request, or was issued to another client.")
Since there is no `:access_token` key, `mastodon-auth--access-token`
returns `nil`, which results in a broken header in the next request:
Authorization: Bearer
Which causes the whole thing to freeze Emacs until you mash `C-g`.
This commit rewrites the function to handle that case; to explicitly
signal an error for *any* response that isn’t expected; to use
`if-let`, which allows the temporary `token` variable to be
eliminated; uses `pcase` to determine what kind of response was
received; and adds ERT tests for all these cases.
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This prevents mastodon.el from locking Emacs and spinning forever.
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- this way you can favorite posts when viewing a profile
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The package-lint logic is too daft to cope with this (you cannot even mention it in a comment).
We now move the discover functionality into its own package and just mention in the README file how to make use of it.
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As pointed out in issue #211 the compiler actually warned the user about `json-array-type` etc. being unused lexical vars.
Let's hope that this fixes the errors reported with reading json.
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- Visual feedback in the buffer of:
- Number of characters
- Content warning flag
- Posting visibility
- Can't post an empty toot.
- Changing visibility to something other than "public".
Still missing:
- Attaching media
- Enabling the NSWF-flag toggling.
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* Use the email address of the current user as default
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Now that we calculate the base toot id, we can ensure that it is unset in notifications that do not represent a toot.
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(Favouriting itself is still hard since we have clobbered the 'f' keybinding, but if you bind it to something else or invoke it via `M-x mastodon-toot--toggle-favourite` then at least it works.)
This also changes the regular boosting/favoriting behavior. Before we would boost/fav a boost or fav instead of the actual toot that was boosted/faved. With this change we always boost/fav the base toot.
To do this we now keep a second toot id (with the base toot) in the byline's properities. (For regular statuses 'toot-id and 'base-toot-id will be identical.)
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I had issues that occasionally I couldn't unfavorite / unboost a toot.
Once that was fixed it annoyed me that the cursor would often jump on those actions (jumping to the byline with no need).
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- Erase buffer before adding new contents
- Don't globally set `print-level` and `print-length`; just temporarily let them to the locally desired values.
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