#Loqi[snarfed] ok! thanks for the discussion all. i've deployed preliminary support for reading and writing `duration` mf2 (and `length` as an alias). input supports both integer seconds and ISO 8601 duration, but output is currently integer seconds, for the purely...
#[Lewis_Cowles]I think the itunes durations are different from the p-lengths
#[jgmac1106]snarfed I get this error message, why I thought I can only reply to tweets:
#[jgmac1106]"Could not find a tweet to reply to. Check that your post has an in-reply-to link to a Twitter URL or to an original post that publishes a rel-syndication link to Twitter.
#[jgmac1106]so I have to get link to Tweet and put that in to the original post?
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#[snarfed]huh no, bridgy should find a synd link on your in-reply-to post if it's there
#[jgmac1106]is what is on the note I am replying toAlso on <a class="u-url url" href="https://jgregorymcverry.com/notes/2019-10-25-1" rel="canonical"><strong>My Notes</strong></a>
#[jgmac1106] <a href="https://brid.gy/about#twitter">Published with Bridgy</a>
#Loqi[Greg McVerry] So cool that I can now use Granary to generate a proper RSS feed for my podcasts thx to @schnarfed and Granary. Here is an example
#[jgmac1106]will do!! ahh okay, that I have done will do it this way
#[snarfed]or you can just u-in-reply-to the tweet directly if you want, up to you
#[snarfed]the synd link way feels pretty slick when you get it working though
#[tantek]yup, when people don't link to their syndicated copies you have to do it manually
#[jgmac1106]yeah tantek did I hear in New York yiu built in a timer that switches those links in Falcon...that is is pretty cool
#[jgmac1106]yeah it is manual, which is why it only done about <40% of the time, really just testing the waters and playing with the UI, want to build in rel=prev and next navigation for threads
#[jgmac1106]it took two files and a half hour to POSSE a note about not having enough time to IndieWeb stuff, but it was worth it to play with how I want rel and next to work on my site
#[jgmac1106]I would love a start Thread and end Thread button in a CMS or on my site someday
#[Lewis_Cowles]if you added a metabox to WP, you could allocate a thread-id by it being the same
#[Lewis_Cowles]WP has the ability to search for meta and tell if it is attached
#[jgmac1106]yeah..then I would have to use WordPress...
#[Lewis_Cowles]The concept is transferrable to Jekyll using frontmatter
#[jgmac1106]I dream of features I could never build but really like the freedom of my HTML and my CSS
#[Lewis_Cowles]in-fact nearly any system. The problem is how to surface it
#[Lewis_Cowles]the people behind Ruby’s Faraday Lostisland have some updated docs since July where they implement threading in Jekyll
#[jgmac1106]I publish a note and if I hit start thread, it adds a rel=prev link to next post and adds a rel=next to the current post, this pattern continues until I click end thread
#sknebelother extrem is of course just fetching all permalinks and using those, but yes, making that decision is kinda tricky
#sknebelthere's been some suggestion to key of there being a summary property
#sknebelguess name is also something to expect unless its a like or such
#[snarfed]bridgy uses a heuristic for this. if it sees a synd link in an h-feed entry, it remembers that, expects them in all of that feed's entries (if available), and skips fetching its permalinks for a while. (but not forever)
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#aaronpkhmm i think I can make a Shortcut to be able to quickly add photos to a photo album
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#[snarfed]throw_: put the JSON in a pastebin or gist? the string you posted in #indieweb is fine, but "line 8" implies it's not the actual JSON that's failing