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Todd Sundsted
Todd Sundsted posted 1:30pm
Release v3.7.0 of Ktistec

I started to work on algorithmic feeds but was side-tracked by interoperability work. No complaints. It turned out to be a productive detour.

Here's the full changelog for release v3.7.0 of Ktistec:

Added

  • Support FEP-2c59: Discovery of a Webfinger address from an ActivityPub actor.
  • Support ActivityPub Update activities for actor profile changes.

Fixed

  • Disambiguate reblog IDs from status IDs. (fixes #151)
  • Correct the quote_policy mapping to public/nobody values.
  • Ignore malformed pagination parameters instead of raising.
  • Treat "cannot be reconnected" errors as connection failures.
  • Infer a media attachment's type when mediaType is missing.
  • Faster, case-insensitive, actor username lookups.
  • Faster statuses_count using an approximate count.

Changed

  • Resolve JSON-LD contexts by matching their digest against a bundled copy.

The first version of algorithmic feeds won't be very algorithmic—it will let you create a feed that filters by keywords, hashtags, and mentions. That covers a lot of ground for me personally, and lays the groundwork for future enhancements.

#ktistec #crystallang #activitypub #fediverse