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- cross-posted to:
- meta@jlai.lu
Sry about the last borked release. I added a CI task to prevent it from happening again.
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Finally ! The reports inbox is here, i can moderate my communities on my phone, thank a lot ! :D
No probs!
Btw the messages section in the reports inbox is unneeded, it seems.
Hrm I need to hide that one for non-admins. Open up an issue on the github if you would.
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Thank you for reminding me what “oh nice, a new update that makes the software actually better” feels like.
Thx! Good to know ppl appreciate the time spent on this.
super appreciate it! yall are doing amazing
Thx!
So does that mean others can’t see deleted comments or as i understand it is just jerboa users who can’t ? Also thanks for report inbox that was a much needed feature.
That was a bug, you shouldn’t be able to view others deleted comments.
But that is a problem with lemmy not jerboa as other apps can do it too.
Those are bugs in those apps, you’ll need to open on their issue trackers. It means they’re ignoring the deleted field.
What keeps someone from using the API directly to see what a deleted comment said? Shouldn’t the contents be requested to be made unavailable?
We used to manually manipulate those DB results (overwriting them with english phrases), but it caused some issues. You could open up an issue in the back-end, but it’s still a front end bug that means your app is ignoring those fields.
I don’t have a github account and you need one to open an issue so i guess somwone would do it sooner or later
Woke up to an updated app. Reports tab is probably my immediate favourite!
The mod abilities being missing from jerboa was one of the most annoying things. I’m slowly getting it up to feature-parity with lemmy-ui.
Thank you!
Reports inbox is such an awesome feature!!! Been wait for that to arrive!
Ya’ll are fricken rockstars! Rockstars!! Seriously!!!
Scrolling now feels smooth with the latest update.
Its much better, but could still use some improvements. We’d appreciate the help of any android devs who are knowledgeable about performance and recompositions.
