#aaronpktho most of the work of webmention.io is background processing so i could maybe combine them, have the PHP code queue up the webmention processing and keep the existing processing happening in Ruby
#aaronpkthat sounds slightly easier than rewriting everything
#GWGpfefferle: How so? The next one I wanted to look at was the one reported by techlifeweb. The fact that WordPress now closes pings by default for pages, and for custom post types unless they declare trackback support.
#GWGpfefferle: Is the act of installing the webmentions plugin suggesting they want things open by default?
#GWGpfefferle, that was mostly what I was thinking with the issue I filed. Make sure that it works for sending and receiving. Unit test fits that.
#GWGI'd like it to also recognize it as one, but that is simply a matter of adding a is_fragmention function.
#pfefferleor to store the fragment in an extra field
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#[eddie]Hey voxpelli, have you done much complicated stuff with YAML in Jekyll? My current blockade is actually that for some reason my YAML for the first 3 posts work, but the 4th-20th suddenly don’t work. I’m basically trying to create an array of syndication objects (name, url). But I think I must have hit some strange abnormality in YAML
#singpoly1a[eddie]: I have done some pretty weird stuff with jekyll. what does your yaml look like?
#singpoly1athat yaml looks pretty simple :) I expect an issue in the Liquid or similar
#[eddie]It’s odd. For the first three, it prints them out on the template correctly. Then for 4-7 it doesn’t present an error but it doesn’t appear in the page. Finally the 8th entry presents this error: "Error: could not read file "Development/personal/eddie-personal/_source/_note/images/2017-01-08-day-8.md: (<unknown>): mapping values are not allowed in this context at line 15 column 6"
#[eddie]Which lines up to the url: <facebookUrl> line
#singpoly1aLiquid in default config never errors, it just prints nothing or similarly useless/confusing behaviour :P
#singpoly1ayou can also put something like {{ page.syndication | json }} into the page to see what the YAML is parsing as, in case there's an indentation issue or something
#sknebel[eddie]: I think it doesn't care. just don't use tabs
#[eddie]:thumbsup: My IDE must have been doing something weird and not respecting my convert tabs to spaces requirement. I tried it with 1 space and removed the `and page.syndication.length > 0` and now it works
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#singpoly1a[eddie]: YAML does unfortunaly ban tabs. 2 or 4 spaces is common, but not required
#aaronpkHeh I always thought it was strictly 2 spaces. Guess I've never actually read the spec
#sknebelwhat's also a bit confusing is that some of the prefix characters (e.g. - for lists, where it doesn't really matter, but there are others) also count as spaces, with the goal that the *content* is aligned, not the markup for the structure. clever on one hand, annoying with editors sometimes
#Loqi[[eddie]] :thumbsup: My IDE must have been doing something weird and not respecting my convert tabs to spaces requirement. I tried it with 1 space and removed the `and page.syndication.length > 0` and now it works...
#[eddie]For anyone who uses YAML and VisualStudio Code, best thing ever: “View -> Toggle Render Whitespace"
#aaronpkmaybe my lookup isn't taking aliases into account
#[eddie]Yeah +1 and :thumbsup: are the same thing. But if you put : slack starts an autocomplete emoji look up. So me (and others) tend toward using shortcodes that start with the colons for ease of use
#tantek!tell gRegorLove if the latest HWC pages (either this week or last week or the week before) look good to you, go ahead and clone for 2017-03-22 and April too
#LoqigRegorLove: tantek left you a message 27 minutes ago: if the latest HWC pages (either this week or last week or the week before) look good to you, go ahead and clone for 2017-03-22 and April too
#aaronpkAtlas is a set of APIs for looking up information about locations, including a timezone lookup, finding the name of a city given a latitude/longitude, finding the current weather at a location, and generating static maps. Atlas is part of [[p3k]].