BeBe Roberts

i have a branch called rubocop-cleanup which is tackling this. However I wanted to discuss with @jgarber623 the thoughts on what defines a breaking change. I am adding a new...

Doesn't this break things like tags? or do you just include the header?

lol... well then, github processes this as html.... things like `` tags

I've been debating this on https://github.com/dissolve/mf2-tester as well. One option is to use composer (its in the exact right location for it) but I don't really want to force ruby...

this is pretty tricky as this is how nokogiri does it, so it basically means rewriting html to text conversion :( maybe another library does this better

I was able to reproduce this issue with a random post from your account, and it looks to be caused by the microformats spec having changed the implied u-url rules....

Example html to reproduce. ` <div class="h-entry"> <div class="h-cite p-comment"> <a class="status__display-name p-author h-card" rel="noopener" href="https://site.example/@AwesomeUser"> <img width="48" height="48" alt="" class="u-photo account__avatar" src="https://site.example/user-photo.png" /> <strong class="display-name__html p-name emojify">AwesomeUser</strong> </a> </div>...

The error I got was an uninitialized constant on format_parser:10 (going of of memory). This was the line that first used Set::. This was fixed by adding require 'set'. I...

Well it solved the issue, that's exactly what I did for 4.0.9. The real issue here is that the CI server and my dev server (ubuntu) automatically included the standard...

Stream.thatmustbe.us does not dedupe but rather shows a list of apparent dupes due to author being ignored as invalid #60