Sending a private message without cc causes a 500 error
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FYI the next Lemmy version will use
Create/Notefor private messages. You can test it on voyager.lemmy.ml -
FYI the next Lemmy version will use
Create/Notefor private messages. You can test it on voyager.lemmy.ml@[email protected] thanks for the update! That's awesome to hear
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@julian I've added support to PieFed to successfully receive Create / Note as a PM from NodeBB.
From Nutomic's PR, it looks like you'll continue you get Create / ChatMessage from them, as also you will from PieFed. This currently fails, as I guess that it converts them into a Create / Note, but then complains of there being no 'cc'.
It doesn't make sense for PMs to be 'carbon copied' to anyone, so I'll raise an Issue at your repo.
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@freamon thanks! Happy to look into handling
Create(ChatMessage)... I think the error aside, NodeBB would drop it anyway sinceChatMessageisn't an expected post type. -
@julian Oh, I've just realised I read Nutomic's PR the wrong way around. After 2.0, you'll start getting Notes from them. If 'ChatMessage' processing isn't worth handling by NodeBB, I can change PieFed to send you Notes instead.
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@freamon As others have said, ChatMessage is non-standard. The Create/Note is not particularly great for private messages, but whatever. Anyway, cc is not a required field of Note nor Create, so any software that would complain has a bug.
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@rikudou Yeah, sorry, I didn't mean to derail this thread. The GitHub issue was intended to only really be about the 'cc' problem, because it looks like PieFed will have to start sending Create/Note to non-Lemmy platforms anyway, but it'd easier if 'cc' doesn't have to be artificially included to keep NodeBB happy.
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In a bit of code that is too clever for my own good, I collapse
toandccinto a single deduplicated array with:const recipients = new Set([...object.to, ...object.cc]);Which of course assumes that both properties are iterable. That has now been changed to an even clever-er (and less readable):
const recipients = new Set([...(object.to || []), ...(object.cc || [])]);
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@julian Wouldn't
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@rikudou maybe? Nullish coalescing sounds really cool, but I've avoided it for years because of browser compatibility.
Node has had support forever (since v14, I've discovered), but I just don't know how to use it is all
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FYI the next Lemmy version will use
Create/Notefor private messages. You can test it on voyager.lemmy.mlIt seems all of the test instances are down? I get a 502 no matter which of voyager.lemmy.ml, enterprise.lemmy.ml, and ds9.lemmy.ml I try to open
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It seems all of the test instances are down? I get a 502 no matter which of voyager.lemmy.ml, enterprise.lemmy.ml, and ds9.lemmy.ml I try to open
Yes not sure whats wrong there, the server was using a lot of cpu for no reason. Restart fixed it for now, let me know if it happens again.
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Yes not sure whats wrong there, the server was using a lot of cpu for no reason. Restart fixed it for now, let me know if it happens again.
Voyager still has an issue, but the others seem to work now
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Voyager still has an issue, but the others seem to work now
That instance runs Lemmy 1.0 which is still in alpha state, and the frontend is not compatible yet. So only the api works there.
