#dev 2021-08-20

2021-08-20 UTC
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[tantek] snarfed++ good read
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Loqi snarfed has 23 karma in this channel over the last year (47 in all channels)
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@webology @easyaspython would django-webmention be a good fit for a website like Django Packages? I haven't looked the protocol for a while, but I keep stumbling on websites that use webmentions and I was curious. (twitter.com/_/status/1428523541243310080)
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capjamesg[d] Quick question about the Micropub media endpoint test suite. The last step is " The URL exists and has the expected content type (image/jpeg)" My blog takes a few minutes for an image to show up since Jekyll needs to do its thing. Is there a way that the test suite could check for the image on request?
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capjamesg[d] Rather than doing it automatically.
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capjamesg[d] I can see the image the endpoint created. The test suite doesn't verify it though.
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[manton] [capjamesg] Not sure if this will help you, but if you’re writing your own Micropub endpoint anyway, one thing I do in Micro.blog: when an image is uploaded, I copy it to the web server right away rather than waiting to run it through Hugo first.
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sknebel given it's not unlikely to cause problems if the image isnt there, I dont think thats something where the test suite should give leeway
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sknebel if the spec doesnt explicitly allow that case
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sknebel I guess it could have a "check again now" button for that case, you could open an issue about that
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nolith I have the same problem as capjamesg[d] I was thinking of moving my media into a dedicated hosting to speed up uploads, but I never found enough motivation on doing it
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nolith I think it boils down to https://micropub.spec.indieweb.org/#response-2 the medias endpoint do not allow you to return a 202 accepted like the micropub basic endpoint
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sknebel pretty much, yes. which would be a fine issue to raise against the spec
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capjamesg[d] sknebel In my case, the content and image will be available at pretty much the same time, give or take a few seconds.
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capjamesg[d] So to the end user whether or not the image is available straight away or after Jekyll builds and the post with which the image is associated there is not difference.
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capjamesg[d] I would love a "check again now" button on the test suite.
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sknebel it is relevant if the client expects your endpoint to conform to spec and actually serve the image
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sknebel e.g. because it wants to show a preview
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nolith sknebel: I'm opening an issue on the spec repo
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sknebel nolith++
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nolith sknebel: https://abisso.org/stream/2021/08/20/micropub-async-media/ I almost syndicated it twice. I forgot that I have github (via brid.gy) as part of my CI
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Loqi [Alessio Caiazza] Media endpoint should allow async processing
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capjamesg[d] nolith How did you respond via your website?
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capjamesg[d] Or did you respond on GitHub and have the response syndicate to your site?
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sknebel capjamesg[d]: through bridgy
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capjamesg[d] sknebel How do you create the original post that shows all the commits / issues etc.?
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capjamesg[d] I know that bridgy sends me webmentions with post contents. Do I need to create that first thread?
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sknebel !mf2 https://abisso.org/stream/2021/08/20/micropub-async-media/
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Kaja https://php.microformats.io/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fabisso.org%2Fstream%2F2021%2F08%2F20%2Fmicropub-async-media%2F
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Loqi [Alessio Caiazza] Media endpoint should allow async processing
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Loqi [Alessio Caiazza] Media endpoint should allow async processing
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sknebel sigh, Loqi
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sknebel ^^^ bridgy if setup to publish to github sees the "reply" to the issue list and thus knows where to file the issue
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sknebel bridgy docs for details on how it works exactly
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sknebel (I hope I'm understanding your question correctly)
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[snarfed] thanks sknebel! I think you are
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[snarfed] capjamesg bridgy only sends you github comments and reactions, not original issues
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[snarfed] https://brid.gy/about#which
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capjamesg[d] I see.
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capjamesg[d] sknebel Thanks!
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capjamesg[d] I just found this https://brid.gy/about#github-issue-comment
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capjamesg[d] And thanks [snarfed]!
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capjamesg[d] Do I need to link to my GitHub profile in my h-card for bridgy to work?
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capjamesg[d] I got a " Could not find GitHub account for jamesg.blog. Check that your GitHub profile has jamesg.blog in its web site or link field, then try signing up again." message 😦
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Rattroupe "My blog takes a few minutes for an image to show up..." I have kind of a similar issue with my blog, bridge, and webmentions
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Rattroupe Bridgy won't accept a publish link if the article isn't there yet. So I have to push the article to my blog, then run the webmention process, then push it again
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Rattroupe I understand why it does that but it's annoying
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sknebel capjamesg[d]: might be http/https confusion on the link on github
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[snarfed] capjamesg the opposite, your GH profile (eg https://github.com/snarfed/ ) needs to link to your web site
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[snarfed] capjamesg oh, sorry, that's the error message from a publish attempt. That means you need to sign up for Bridgy GitHub on https://brid.gy/
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[snarfed] (you need to re-auth with every different silo you want to use)
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[snarfed] ah, looks like you are signed up. then yes, once your GH profile links to your web site, you'll want to re-auth
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[snarfed] https://brid.gy/about#profile-link
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[snarfed] unrelated, Bridgy is roughly halfway through a huge migration from webapp2 to Flask. Big project, but pretty straightforward, nothing too tricky or unusual. Contributions are welcome! https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/1037
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Loqi [snarfed] #1037 Port from webapp2 to Flask
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[schmarty] snarfed++
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aaronpk seriously considering making an IndieAuth PAM module for my servers to be able to SSH into them using IndieAuth...
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aaronpk https://developer.okta.com/blog/2021/08/20/cli-ssh-oauth-device-grant#how-to-enable-an-ssh-server-with-device-authorization
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GWG That would be useful
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