snarfedi'm looking at #91. overall sounds good, thanks for doing it. out of curiosity though...changing the constant to a filter seems like overkill. let's maybe just change the constant to store the string post type?
GWGsnarfed: I really wanted to change it to an option, to be honest, but I'm not ready to write settings code right now, till I write it for all settings.
GWGsnarfed: The drop-downs would be when you create the option in the interface. You can't register a dropdown. You'll have to wait for the Fields API for that. May be a long wait. It's been discussed for 3 years.
GWGOn the other hand, thinking about Post Status specifically(sorry, thought this was worth putting out to more people), it is representing an intent about the possible visibility of the post, which could have privacy implications. So, maybe rejection is a good thing.
GWGsnarfed: When I think I'm done for a bit, I'm going to ask you to push 1.3 to stable. Still not done though. I think I can handle #72, #81, maybe #24 and #62.
Loqi[gRegor Morrill] I was mid-conversation with someone yesterday when I noticed their profile name changed to a first name.
This is a dangerous thing to spring on your users without warning them first, @okcupid.
https://twitter.com/roseveleth/status/944239073752907...
gRegorLoveWell I was already considering switching my domain registration away from Domain Monster, and now that their update payment form won't let me change my credit card, guess that's the final nudge I need. :)
[manton]Following up on the session from IndieWebCamp Austin, I've written up a draft that tries to map the basic MetaWeblog API endpoints to Micropub. If this looks like the right path, we'll need to update the Micropub-extensions page too. https://gist.github.com/manton/c17d63c196bbf5ad22c074d88680e772
aaronpkrelated to that, do you have a sense of whether the app developers would want to use JSON POST requests for creating and editing? (it makes it more consistent with the GET requests that way)
[manton]As for the question about preferring JSON... I don't know. I really like the simplicity of posting without JSON. But you're right that it's not consistent if you're using JSON some places (for responses) and not others. Kind of wish there was only one way to do things, but again, I like the simple examples.
aaronpk[manton]: in case you were wondering about the "mp-categories"->"categories" change, it's because the "mp-" prefix should only be used when it's providing an instruction to the micropub endpoint vs actually setting a property of the post
sknebelwhere does it get in your way? (that'd be a great blogpost as well - been bugging people to write about their decisions/finding in that area more)
GWGI am still trying to figure this out. Do you build support into the server and wait for the client to support it or wait for the client to add a feature before building it into the server? Or both?
aaronpkwell the downside to having the server return the list of supported types is it means those names lose meaning to the client. so you lose the ability for the client to know "value X means private" and it becomes just a pass-through value to display to the user.
Loqi[Chris Aldrich] Ha gRegor! Very funny!
Oddly my install doesn't know how to process wementions to that particular (pseudo or archive) URL, so I didn't get the webmention somehow (or it's hiding really well). Perhaps better to have used a homepage wm instead? I ...
gRegorLoveI was having trouble processing your webmention, ended up being the trailing slash for my URL is missing, so was curious if it was manual entry or something else.
Loqi[Chris Aldrich] Ha gRegor! Very funny!
Oddly my install doesn't know how to process wementions to that particular (pseudo or archive) URL, so I didn't get the webmention somehow (or it's hiding really well). Perhaps better to have used a homepage wm instead? I ...
aaronpkyou can verify the webmention without any redirect resolving, as long as chris' site sends the exact string that's in his page as the target URL
aaronpkwhen you want to associate it with your post, you should run the same logic that your web server uses to serve the URL to find the actual post under it
aaronpkfor me, this means looking up the canonical URL of a post for whatever variations will redirect to it, e.g. my slugs are completely optional so you can send a target with whatever slug you want and it'll work