Twitch are updating their rules & decided that LGBTQ+ is a "Sensitive social issue" & needs to be hidden behind a content warning.
Obviously this is bad for LGBTQ+ streamers & a slippery slope, so please if you're a twitch user, vote on this feedback petition:
twitch.uservoice.com/forums/93…
There's a lot more I could have written about this but... look we've all seen this a million times before, we know how it works, how bad actors abuse it to mass report and bully and where it all goes.
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in reply to Alex Rock • • •Though I must admit that your scripts are quite slower, and they're really curl-specific. The python script by @kees for the Linux Kernel is a bit more generic and easier to standardize.
Would take a while to adapt all of these incredible graphics for all repositories, but maybe it's worth it 😅
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in reply to Alex Rock • • •I think I know what the issue is:
Just like Symfony and some other frameworks, GLPI has to maintain multiple versions at a time. So I should actually display only the version tags for a specific branch (9.x for instance) and re-run the script alter with the tags from another branch (like 10.x).
I think I need more tweaking 😅
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •Yep, in that case, tags must be totally reordered by number instead of by date. That's a whole different way of analyzing 😅
For instance, version 2.x had tags published the same day for several versions of both 2.7.x and 2.8.x branches.
I will have to rewrite this more than just tweaking it, I guess.