Was able to reproduce this after carefully reading the other thread. The key is this: https://github.com/snarfed/wordpress-micropub/issues/104#issuecomment-359267767
If you save the writing settings page, it writes a blank value for micropub_default_post_status to the database, so then the get_option call later will return the blank value instead of the default.
gerwitz
https://github.com/gerwitz
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Apr 2
I have no strong opinion here, 501 arose from discussion on the IWC Slack.
My API experience falls into REST and deep-stack buckets. Micropub is lighter weight than any non-REST protocol I've used or implemented over HTTP, so it "feels" right for it to act RESTy.
To defend my recommendation, if it's not appropriate to use HTTP codes, why does the spec call for the use of 4xx codes, rather than replying with a 2xx that includes error details?
Eddie Hinkle
https://eddiehinkle.com/
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That’s funny, I have that tag query support on my list both for my site and for Indigenous as well!
Chris
https://chrisbeckstrom.com
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Apr 1
This is great, thanks for creating such a useful tool! Do you also host your own git repo, and if so, how do you integrate that into your website?
I use gitlist (https://github.com/klaussilveira/gitlist) but it’s not integrated into my site at all.
Also on:
Jeena
https://jeena.net/
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Apr 1
I'd like to be able to consume content from https://micro.blog and comment on peoples posts and get back their comments but without actually the need to use their software. It's kind of close because they use webmentions and I've seen some links to RSS feeds, but the UI if you're not logged in is quite awful.
For example, I found https://micro.blog/jthingelstad by randomly typing https://manton.micro.blog/ which turned out to be the test blog of the creator of Micro.blog all the way down in the footer I found a link to https://micro.blog/manton which for some reason has compleatly different content than the subdomain. There I saw him mentioning https://micro.blog/jthingelstad so I rewrote the URL to https://jthingelstad.micro.blog and was looking for a link to their RSS. The footer didn't have one but the HTML head has one which luckily my browser shows. https://micro.blog/jthingelstad didn't have a link to that RSS feed nor to the subdomain where I can find the link to the RSS feed.
I think they would get much more traction if they did some homework on not putting up those walls around their garden like everyone else does. I'll follow this one guy now and we'll see if I can get into this community with just my own software and without signing up for a username there.
