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There are a few files that still do not have type values. Those should be finished for PRAW 7.0.0.
New website
Sharer.js needs a new website! With all the current implemented API documented and some examples. Since i am terrible at frontend, i am taking suggestions on some cool designs that can help improve user experience.
All work must be pushed to the gh-pages branch, where the current one lives.
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Synccit custom URL
Slide version:6.2.2
Android version:8.1.0
I run my own synccit server, on a custom URL. I have no experience with java, but i have found the url in the code, its at https://github.com/ccrama/Slide/blob/0541b746f09cc4ee61f2957e466840a568209015/app/src/main/java/me/ccrama/redditslide/Synccit/SynccitTask.java#L16.
Is it possible to make this a setting?
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Right now, when you visit a subreddit, you can't copy the URL by long-pressing the black bar on the top of the scroll view. Neither can you open the toolbar's 3-dot menu to copy the URL. Can you add a way to copy subreddit URL?
Right now you can copy a subreddit URL from the home screen, just not the subreddit itself.
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Pagination
Any plan to add pagination to the post list?
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The installation instructions don't work any more. For example when you run:
pip install -r requirements.txt
It tells you to upgrade pip. After doing so, the pip command doesn't work any more. It's changed.
Please update the readme.md file.
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markovify actually throws out any sentences including quotes, parentheses or square brackets by default because they tend to end up unbalanced in the generated sentences. I overrode that behavior because it was removing a huge number of sentences from the training, like almost every single title in /r/relationships and most comments from /r/scenesfromahat. But by doing that I've ended up with the
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When I add or remove a subreddit from the selected subreddits, the song list index does not reset.
In other words, I add three subreddits (A, B, C). I then listen until song 20 in the song list. I then change my selected subreddits to (X, Y, Z). The song list ignores the first 20 songs (which are now X, Y and Z) and plays song 21.
I would expect the song list index to reset to the first unpl
This comes up semi-frequently and I give the same spiel every time but that's rather unscalable.
The spiel is along these lines:
the absolute max is slightly south of 65535 bytes (the maximum size of a UDP datagram)
but this is generally indicative of something going wrong
the batching is done at the level of a server span. if this is in request, that means there's a lot going on in
I presume that could be done with filters.
There is a 'type' option in the web ui dropdown which seems to be the most appropriate tool for this kind of filtering, but I couldn't find anything in docs about how it works.
Any advice?
I apologize if I missed it.
limitations also includes reading replies from the inbox — only the main parent comment is shown, but also when trying to read posts as usually.
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For performance testing, we can use
abto write a basic load test for each API call, and see which ones are slow.For correctness testing, we could write a script that calls each method and verifies the returned data.