@djsundog Yeah I can only speculate as to what, based on my knowledge of OStatus and general Ruby knowledge, but *something* isn't working quite right there anyways.

@maiyannah I mostly want to make sure it's localized to their queues and isn't also affecting the lab, but yeah, I'm thinking there's a stuffed queue somewhere over yonder - the sysadmin in me would be log spelunking right about now were those my boxen :)

@djsundog Are you also on the head revision of master?  Because the relevant change is like ... today ish.  Maybe yesterday.

@maiyannah no, as soon as tagged releases hit his repo I moved to the tags, and have been holding off for about a day after the first wave of folk install the tagged release. Staying on the bleeding edge of that codebase was taking too much post-upgrade troubleshooting time for my current tastes ;)

@djsundog @maiyannah Given the rate of recent change (and the apparent misunderstanding of how semver works), I'd suggest waiting a week. Supposedly they're running dotsocial on release candidates for a day before public release. That seems to be not enough time for issues to show up.

@sungo @djsundog No it really isn't.  I run new changes at least a couple weeks on HLA and now Plateia before they rotate from Nightly to Master.

@maiyannah @sungo you'll never win the race to move fast and break things like that, pal ;)

@djsundog @maiyannah I very much appreciate how not-broken pA is :) Even nightly is more stable and not-broken than *cough* other products.

@sungo @djsundog You know I often get a bit embarassed because the bugs that HAVE slipped the net have been the "embarassingly simple" kinds of things.

@maiyannah @sungo those are just the times you let the younger generation see that it's okay to let one slip once in a while, even the silly ones :)

@djsundog Uh. To us, @maiyannah *is* the younger generation :)

@sungo @djsundog I ain't young, but I have no idea how old you are :P