Samuel
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Archived fry69FYI: Clicking on that link leaves a blank page in Firefox stable desktop.
Needs a hard refresh in the tab to get Bluesky working again.
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David Buchanansame here
1 5𝗆𝖺𝗋𝗄ya, hasn't even hit main.bsky.dev yet
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shreyan (wise)clicking that crashes my app, not cool man 😞 😞
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OrualI see we are testing a new feature.
1 6OrualFYI, tapping on "some people can reply" literally just crashed my bluesky app immediately. That's an awkward failure mode, lol.
1 13Samuelwhoopsie daisy
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Fix unknown threadgates causing crashes by mozzius · Pull Request #7692 · bluesky-social/social-app
If the app doesn't know about a threadgate, it'll crash when clicking on the threadgate detail modal. not great.
See it in action here: https://bsky.app/profile/samuel.bsky.team/post/3lhmnr...
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Corey QuinnSince you asked...
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OAuth endpoints missing from atproto.brid.gy · Issue #1901 · snarfed/bridgy
According to the AT Protocol OAuth spec, every PDS (Personal Data Server) must implement OAuth endpoints at /.well-known/oauth-protected-resource. However, atproto.brid.gy currently does not implem...
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SamuelI'm guessing bridgy doesn't implement oauth (which I mean, fair enough, it's not a full implementation)
1 8Corey QuinnRight. The bug is that a bridgy BlueSky account (like, say @cowperthwait.sfba.social.ap.brid.gy) can't authenticate via OAuth flows to BlueSky until they change their current implementation a smidgen.
They can implement it or not, but breaking OAuth seems bad.
1 3Samuelyeah, that's on bridgy to implement oauth. seems like a big undertaking but would be cool!
1 3Corey QuinnLess "implement" and more "not break other clients."
1. I set up a Bsky account using bridgy.
2. I use that account normally. Now I try to use that account with Client Foo, a bsky client that uses OAuth instead of app passwords.
3. That account will fail to authenticate for Client Foo.
1 2Samuelwell if bridgy is your PDS, you need your PDS to implement oauth to do oauth. bridgy is an incomplete PDS implementation. obviously it is good to have and yes I agree it would be nice if bridgy had it
you can always migrate your account to a PDS running our PDS software if you need oauth
1 5Corey QuinnThat does make some sense. I'm just wondering how to construct an error flow that doesn't send future developers down the same rabbit hole I just climbed out of!
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BorisYou’re (amazingly) bridging a completely different protocol and participating pretty well.
Bridgy as stated is not a fully native account or client.
And bridgy just forwards posts, so no cool non-microblog content like @recipe.exchange or @smokesignal.events or @whtwnd.com
1 3BorisSo yeah, the flow is "use a real AT Protocol account", unfortunately.
(I bet we could convince @snarfed.org to make a full featured PDS www.theverge.com/2024/12/17/2...)
A New Social is a new non-profit that wants to help bridge platforms
The group wants to advocate for users.
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RyanBridgy's PDS library github.com/snarfed/arroba already pretty much is a full featured PDS! Minus OAuth. 😎 I ran it as a standalone PDS, separate from Bridgy Fed, early on for testing.
GitHub - snarfed/arroba: Python implementation of Bluesky PDS and AT Protocol, including repo, MST, and sync XRPC methods
Python implementation of Bluesky PDS and AT Protocol, including repo, MST, and sync XRPC methods - snarfed/arroba
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Tom ShermanWhat are you trying to do with oauth on bridgy? 🤔
2 2Corey QuinnMe? Nothing. Someone else tried to use that account to log into a thing I’m building and it exploded.
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midwest emo fanwas asking this as well - while it would be super cool to log in to your pds account on bridgy i don't think the devs particularly intended for one to do so,
1 1midwest emo fani wonder why one would choose to go this route versus just setting up their own/using bsky.social infra?
Alex Savagetroubleshooting new OAuth implementations is always like being trapped a series of twisty rabbitholes, all alike
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Sam’s Alt, manhello
2 6Sam’s Alt, manlmao whoopsie
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Fix unknown threadgates causing crashes by mozzius · Pull Request #7692 · bluesky-social/social-app
If the app doesn't know about a threadgate, it'll crash when clicking on the threadgate detail modal. not great.
See it in action here: https://bsky.app/profile/samuel.bsky.team/post/3lhmnr...
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RichardHi mozz
Ben DarlowReply guy checking in
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Roscoe Rubin-Rottenbergwait does this make it so anyone who follows you after you post it can reply or just people who followed you when you posted it
1 1Roscoe Rubin-RottenbergI think it should be people who followed you before you made the post, if your goal is to make going viral less intense
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Jack Plattenits me i am a Follower ™
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Alex Vieirawhat up
StrayCatalystFollower posting test
hellooooooooo
Josh Dobbinha!! When do we get it, tho?
FLEABttnsamuel.....henlo
Bluescrollwaiting for google to approve the next bsky innovation :D
Steve SyfuhsI just clicked on the "some people can reply" bit and it crashed the iOS app. I don't know what I was expecting but I genuinely appreciated it.
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Artemishello 👀
(yay for new feature, and that explains why bsky keeps acting up tonight)
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TristieI appreciate the “only some people can reply” crashing the app if you press on it. Adds character
Juanjo 👨🏻💻🍪sup Sam!
Ivana's CalamaritiesJust checking replies to see if anyone said 'my weener' yet
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Keeley 🌸Waow, neat, congrats! 🎉
Mark TurnerHonoured to be one of the select few 50k that can reply to this.
juuxskeeting on the blue sky 🫡
