It looks like #Hubzilla puts the actor profile url into its #ActivityPub `followers` and `following` collections, rather than the actor id.
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It looks like #Hubzilla puts the actor profile url into its #ActivityPub `followers` and `following` collections, rather than the actor id. This works for Mastodon, which will serve HTML and JSON-LD for both, but it's not universal.
@evan@cosocial.ca yeah that definitely sounds like a bug given the profile URL isn't a unique constraint.
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@julian Did you see that collection, though?! Beautiful! Reminds me of NodeBB, which also has big item lists right in the collection object.
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@julian Did you see that collection, though?! Beautiful! Reminds me of NodeBB, which also has big item lists right in the collection object.
@evan@cosocial.ca their followers collection? It looks pretty standard to me <img class="not-responsive emoji" src="https://activitypub.space/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f914.png?v=22426bb3280" title="
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It looks like #Hubzilla puts the actor profile url into its #ActivityPub `followers` and `following` collections, rather than the actor id. This works for Mastodon, which will serve HTML and JSON-LD for both, but it's not universal.
@Evan Prodromou
thanks for the headsup... That indeed does not look right, will have a look at it tomorrow...
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@mike ah, interesting!
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@julian it has the items in the collection, not in a page. Also, 180 items. Very nice!
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@julian it has the items in the collection, not in a page. Also, 180 items. Very nice!
@evan@cosocial.ca hahaha got something against pagination my friend?
Suppose if it's just IDs you don't really need pagination
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@julian it's an extra request! Who needs that in their life.
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@julian it's an extra request! Who needs that in their life.
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@mario the code giveth, the code taketh away
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