Breaking frequently is fine for libraries where all versions are available and usable.
It’s not good for API’s, where every single change isn’t backwards compatible and available. We have lemmy apps that still aren’t supporting API changes added over a year ago. We even had one such case last week.
It mainly has to do with trying to keep breaking changes releases as infrequent as possible. These make things difficult for app developers trying to keep up.
Everything helps, thx! I’d much rather have many ppl doing smaller donations, than a few large donors.
Thx!
Its like multi-reddits.
1.5.10 is tagged now: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ansible/releases/tag/1.5.10
No we are a long way off from a 1.0 release yet.
You’ll need to be involved in development if you want to contribute that setting.
Every other lemmy app I can find right aligns action dropdowns and thumbnails, we were the outlier. Pics of all those other apps were linked in my PR.
I’m making lemmy-ui match jerboa more closely from now on, so that we can have a uniform UI standard that works better on mobile.
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With 1.0, still a long way away with as much work as we have.
Thanks, just tried this out and it works well.
Vegans can use fish, as long as they don’t bash
Yes the general rule with rust is that compile-time is slower than other languages, and run-time is faster.
It depends on the machine, for me a full compile of lemmy from scratch is ~4m. On a slower machine, it could be as long as 10m.
I ended up figuring it out by using this simple pseudocode.
Just dockerhub for now, but you can always build the images locally from source.
I haven’t tried fclones, but rmlint is extremely safe. It only creates a json file and a remove script file, that you can review and edit before running.
Yep. Not sure, just something that seems like it’d be easier or limited in scope.
We could def use the help. There’s probably a good amount of issues outside of help wanted, that wouldn’t be too difficult. Feel free to comment in any of them and we could help you get started.
The new front end lemmy-ui-leptos is also in rust.
Its just devs that aren’t watching the releases, and using custom javascript libraries rather than the ones we publish.