* First lame pass at adding optional git commit hash display on /about/more page.
Currently, this is implemented by checking for the existence of a file called CURRENT_RELEASE in the home directory of the user running Mastodon. If the file exists, its contents are added.
I've modified my update process to include the following before precompiling assets:
git log -1 | head -n 1 | cut -d " " -f2 > ~/CURRENT_RELEASE
That puts the current commit hash into the file ~/CURRENT_RELEASE, but you figured that out because you're a smart cookie.
As I am quite sure this is a horrible methodology for implementing this, I look forward to any improvements you have to offer!
* Updated to handle instances that share a user - the CURRENT_RELEASE file now lives in the instance's base directory.
This also requires modifying the update hook to `git log -1 | head -n 1 | cut -d " " -f2 > CURRENT_RELEASE`
* Redesign the landing page, mount public timeline on it
* Adjust the standalone mounted component to the lacking of router
* Adjust auth layout pages to new design
* Fix tests
* Standalone public timeline polling every 5 seconds
* Remove now obsolete translations
* Add responsive design for new landing page
* Address reviews
* Add floating clouds behind frontpage form
* Use access token from public page when available
* Fix mentions and hashtags links, cursor on status content in standalone mode
* Add footer link to source code
* Fix errors on pages that don't embed the component, use classnames
* Fix tests
* Change anonymous autoPlayGif default to false
* When gif autoplay is disabled, hover to play
* Add option to hide the timeline preview
* Slightly improve alt layout
* Add elephant friend to new frontpage
* Display "back to mastodon" in place of "login" when logged in on frontpage
* Change polling time to 3s
* Added a success page to remote following
Includes follow-through links to web (the old redirect target) and back to the remote user's profile
* Use Account.new in spec instead of a fake with only id
(fixes spec)
* Fabricate(:account) over Account.new
* Remove self from the success text
(and all HTML with it)
Since there is little point in retrying so often when a service is down
or does not exist anymore. Subscriptions are renewed 1 day before they
should expire, so retrying in 30 minutes, then 2 hours, then 12 hours
is fine. If even after that, the remote server does not work, there is
little sense in retrying more often than once a day
Also, uniqueness of the job should ensure that failed retries will
not result in multiple retries for the same endpoint when the next
resubscription cycle comes
