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{+ins+} and {-del-})
Note: The reason inlineDiffProcessor is here, instead of at the end of the list, is that it must run before the emoji processors. That's because emoji matching would otherwise split things like...
Interesting — wdiff by default uses {+foo+} and [-bar-], i.e. deletions are marked with square brackets, and insertions with curly...
Exactly — that syntax only works for full-line diffs, and only within code blocks; what I'm suggesting is the ability to mark word-level (or even character-level) diffs, within running prose.
As a first step, #10927 seems great. But I hope the plan is to further expand the granularity down the road — for example, when I watch a repo for just issues, what level of activity in issues...
For reference, this issue is just about displaying quote posts, not creating them — that is tracked in #5182.
I'm not sure what this issue is referring to by quote posts, exactly. Mastodon has now (in Jul 2025) introduced native support for quote posts, and support for that is tracked in #5181. If support...
I'll second most of what @RokeJulianLockhart, especially this:
One thing I like about Discourse's tracking/notification system is the ability to be notified of the first post in a thread on a given category or tag, but not of subsequent posts, unless I...
I'm confused at the option to vote for Otto's transparency, consent, and transparency+consent proposals separately, when one can vote for multiple options. Doesn't 👍 and 👎 equate to...
As an additional data point, here's the UI that Refined GitHub provides for selecting different levels of subscription to an issue/PR:
image...
For the record, PR #3315 has been closed without merging, but in any case this issue is being tracked in #7254.
- IMHO the user's preference should override the repo owners. If I'd rather not have people mess with my branches (say, I'm particular about keeping the git history in my branches pristine) I...
Allow edits from maintainers in the UI
Ah! Gotcha, thank you for the clarification :)
Allow edits from maintainers in the UI
Has this not been implemented already? 🤔
I see it in this PR I opened in a self-hosted Forgejo instance. Screenshot:
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