[release] 1.12.0-20240620-pre available (github.com)

submitted 2 weeks ago by DieguiTux8623@feddit.it to c/raccoonforlemmy@lemmy.world

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Hi everyone! This week's dev build contains a feature I'd been planning to add for ages: the possibility to restore contents (posts and comments) you have deleted previously.

There are also several features you requested (and I'm very happy to receive your advice), e.g. the possibility to add/remove favorites directly from the navigation drawer, enhanced community list in drawer with sorting, add the "edit" option in the card swipe actions, configurable inbox preview length and so on.

Finally there are quite a few fixes for markdown rendering, one of them with the help of NicKoehler. Thanks to those who helped either with code contributions or with your bug reports (which made it easier to found the issues).

Hope you like it and have a nice weekend as always! p.s. Next week I will be off so don't worry if I am not reactive as usual.

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[-] DieguiTux8623@feddit.it 2 points 1 week ago

News about this one: N7-X has been working on it recently here.

[-] am41@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 week ago

can you take a look at this whole post in web browser, especially my comments: in comment with screenshots raccoon displays only one of two images; and in the other comment with "possible solutions" (with bullets) quotation was cut in half in raccoon, something is off

[-] N7_X@lemm.ee 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

We actually addressed and/or fixed a lot of those issues recently 🙂

I just built Raccoon from the latest source code, and there are only 2 issues I see in these comments now:

The list in this comment is not displaying correctly
The gif you embedded above is stretching to fill the entire width of the post ^[1]^

Both will probably involve some markdown adjustments, which is probably going to take a little while...

But I'm already in the middle of messing with superscript and subscript, so maybe I'll give these a shot sometime soon.

^[1]^ I just looked at the code, and this is actually by design and not technically a bug. Also, I've been typing this on my laptop, and the markdown is sometimes funky even on the actual lemm.ee website. How fun!