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From Peter Sanchez to ~netlandish/email-test-drive
Testing the email setup for the Alpine 3.19 migration for our Sourcehut install. Peter
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/blog-discussion
Hi Oliver, On 02/01, Olivier C wrote: >Vanitydoc (https://code.pfad.fr/vanitydoc/) has a couple of differences with GoHome: >- it generates static HTML (and gemtext) files >- it generates the documentation (as well as a link to the forge) I do like that concept. Pretty neat. I also thought about auto linking to godocs.io or even the official Go docs server automatically. Your method is a cool idea though. Thanks for sharing. Maybe if I ever get the urge I'll add the same functionality.
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
Thanks Aiden! Good catch. Applied. On 01/15, Aiden Fox Ivey wrote: >Patch should be fairly self explanatory. > >Signed-off-by: Aiden Fox Ivey <aiden@fox-ivey.com>
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
Hi Hugo, Just pushed version 1.9.2 to pypi. I think we'll push a new version once 5.0 is officially released but for now this should work. Thanks, Peter On 11/16, Hugo Rodger-Brown wrote: >Hi Peter - is there a planned release for the Django 5.0 upgrade? > >Hugo >
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
Thank you! This has been applied & pushed. Will work on a release shortly as I'm waiting for another patch to be resubmitted. Peter
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
>Hi Peter, thanks for your response. Does this one work? (I took out the >comments too since they're not really necessary.) Hi Matt. I can manually apply this but you won't get credit in the commit because it's not a valid hg patch (missing commit info, etc.). If you don't care about that then I'll make the small change and commit it. If you'd prefer your commit, please submit a new patch via `hg email`. Thanks, Peter
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/blog-discussion
>Just read https://petersanchez.com/why-i-use-linux-workstation/ and was >inspired to say hi. Your set-up and experience is eerily similar mine, >except my sojurn into the BSDs was with OpenBSD. Am now mostly >Artix/Arch-based but now doubt I will switch again in the future. Hi Mathew. Thanks for the note! Glad you enjoyed the post. One day I'll get around to finishing and posting one of the 30+ (seriously) drafts I have started. >(Originally found you from the source hut mailing lists). Ahh, fellow Sourcehut user. We're definitely birds of a feather my friend :)
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
Matt, thanks for the second patch. Unfortunately it doesn't apply. It looks like you may be trying to submit it directly from a parent repo which you've included the impersonate code into. The error is: `unable to find 'vendor/django-impersonate-1.9.1/impersonate/views.py' for patching` There is no `vendor` directory in the repo. If you can clone the main repo, make your changes, and resubmit the patch it should apply cleanly. Thanks, Peter
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
>Doing so prevents this code from getting flagged in our toolchain, and >it seems to be best practice, so I'd suggest integrating this into the >main repo. Matt, thanks for the patch! The issue here is that the `usedforsecurty` keyword variable was added in Python 3.9 and current supported versions of Django are 3.2, 4.1 and 4.2. Unfortunately 3.2 supports Python 3.6 still (though support for 3.2 goes away in April next year) and 4.2 has support for 3.8 and is supported until April 2026. So I think the patch needs a Python version check and if it's 3.9+, add the flag.
From Peter Sanchez to ~petersanchez/public-inbox
Thank you Sarah. This has been applied. For reference, there was another patch for this same issue here: https://lists.code.netlandish.com/~petersanchez/public-inbox/patches/71 I think it has some issues so I asked for a revision. Maybe Tom can piggy back off your work to update his patch for some of the other housekeeping he did. Or if you've got the inkling, feel free to send another patch. It's much appreciated!