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I am the developer of Summit for Lemmy.
Thank you everyone for the answers. After more reflection, unfortunately I’m going with Home Assistant simply because I already have the page open on every device. It’s not pretty but it’s already basically my “home page” so might as well as add to it instead of introducing a completely different service/page.
Dashboard for my servers
Dashboard for my servers - Lemmy.World
I’ve accumulated enough self hosted stuff that I feel like I want a dashboard now so I don’t have to remember which IP & port I need for which service (not all my services are exposed to the WWW). I looked at some dashboard solutions already but there is a huge amount of them. I also use Home Assistant as the dashboard for my home. So I’m looking to bounce some ideas off this community. Should I add one more service to my servers in the form of a dashboard, or should I maybe create a dashboard in Home Assistant? If going with standalone dashboard service, which one? If going with Home Assistant, is there some good add-ons or something I can use to make managing my services easier? Let me know and thank you!
Considering self hosting my own git repositories. What are some options?
Considering self hosting my own git repositories. What are some options? - Lemmy.World
As the title states, I am looking to host maybe ~100 git repositories locally on my home network. I’m not planning on doing anything too crazy with my repositories. The solution doesn’t need to support like 1000s of contributors however it should support the most basic features such as being able to see individual commits, branches, diffs, maybe some PR related mechanism, a web GUI, etc. I don’t like to tinker too much. The solution should work and be stable. Stability is a hard requirement. I want to write code and not have to worry about losing it. Yes I will make backups. Please let me know what some of the best options are at the moment. Thank you!
[Release][v1.79.5] Image peeking and other user requests
[Release][v1.79.5] Image peeking and other user requests - Lemmy.World
Just adding more user requests. Full changelog - Add new option to never indicate whether a post is read or not. This change may reset your current read indicator setting. - Add “edit comment” comment quick action. - Add setting for “peek” function. When enabled, long pressing on an image will show a preview of the image. The preview closes if you let go. Can be found under Settings > Misc. Default: off. - Remove support for Android 5 and below. The new minimum Android version is 6 (API level 23). - Fix side panel staying locked if search is opened and closed. - Update dependencies. - Fix bug where a bunch of mark read action failures are logged each you switch accounts. - Fix gesture actions and gesture navigation conflicts. - Fix broken volume navigation in post screen. Update Kept finding bugs left and right so spent like 6 hours fixing every bug I encountered. I don’t remember every bug I fixed so enjoy. If anyone finds any bugs let me know. Bug fixes will go out in v1.79.1. Ok I went back and read through my commit so I can make a list of the fixes: - Made the mod log bottom sheet easier to dismiss by swiping. - Greatly improved the speed that the inbox screen loads - Fix a bug where the edit comment quick action will be disabled/enabled when it shouldn’t be. - Fix a bug where when an image loads, the image will have a height of 0 for 1 frame causing a flicker. - Fix a bug where opening a post will sometimes cause the bottom nav to flicker in for 1 frame. - Fix a bug where sometimes AVIF images will be loaded at a much higher resolution then necessary. - Improve the loading spinner so that it waits a tiny bit before showing. This means that the loading spinner will not appear on screens that loads nearly instantly. This should be a slight UX improvement as it should decrease the frequency of you seeing the loading spinner for a frame and then disappearing. - Fix a bug where when you are using full layout and have a max height set, sometimes the text in the full layout will appear as if the text has been offset by a random amount. Update 2 v1.79.2 release. More bug fixes: - Allow search field to be blank when doing a search. This is a valid search since sometimes you want to search for posts posted by a person a on community. - Fix a bug where the post is obscured by navigation rail when in “tablet” mode. - Fix a bug where back press on a post does not close the post in rare edge cases. Update 3 v1.79.3 - Add shortcut from image viewer to post button. Also add the option to image peeking. - Hide comment quick action if user is not allowed to modified the comment. - Fix a bug where the loading indicator doesn’t hide sometimes. - Fix crashes. Update 4 v1.79.4 - Fix history tracking when “Swipe between posts” is enabled - Fix position not saved when app is killed and recreated when “Swipe between posts” is enabled - Fix more crashes. Update 5 The last 2 versions were both attempting to fix a crash when “Swipe between posts” is enabled. However both attempts failed due to quirks in some code that is out of my control (it’s in Google’s code). After a lot of testing I think I finally have a fix. v1.79.5 - Finally fix a crash that can occur when “Swipe between posts” is enabled and the app is killed and restored a few times.
[WIP][v1.79.0] No title
[WIP][v1.79.0] No title - Lemmy.World
Changes so far - Remove support for Android 6 and below. The new minimum Android version is 7 (API level 24). - Fix side panel staying locked if search is opened and closed. - Update dependencies. - Fix bug where a bunch of mark read action failures are logged each you switch accounts. - Fix gesture actions and gesture navigation conflicts. - Add new option to never indicate whether a post is read or not. This change may reset your current read indicator setting. - Add “edit comment” comment quick action. - Add setting for “peek” function. When enabled, long pressing on an image will show a preview of the image. The preview closes if you let go. Can be found under Settings > Misc. Default: off.
PSA: Summit will no longer support Android 5 and 6
PSA: Summit will no longer support Android 5 and 6 - Lemmy.World
Modern Android libraries are starting to phase out support for Android 5 and 6 (API levels 21 to 23). This makes sense to me since Android 7 was released 10 years ago. Since a lot of libraries are no longer supporting Android 5, 6, it means that to keep dependencies updated, Summit can no longer support Android 5, 6 either. If this is a huge concern to any users of Summit please flag in the comments. Otherwise I will be removing support for these versions of Android in the next release.
