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#314 | fixed | Mozilla Persona (BrowserID) support | ||
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Talked to the openphoto people. They have browserid support, which looks easy and pleasant: `https://browserid.org/ <https://browserid.org/>`_ Furthermore, the OpenPhoto people say it's easy. So why not support it? :) :: <paroneayea> hub: we don't use browserid yet <paroneayea> but I'd like to <jmathai> paroneayea: said there's a json spec but it's not finalized yet <paroneayea> how hard is browserid to implement? <paroneayea> it looks beautifully pleasant to use <jmathai> trivial <paroneayea> really? <paroneayea> awesome |
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#328 | fixed | Atom feed thumbnails | ||
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Not entirely on topic with `#658 </issues/658>`_ or `#659 </issues/659>`_, but related. My expectation was for the atom feed to contain the thumbnail of the image (or equivalent of other media types). This is important to me, as I want to widgetize/aggregate the feed on other sites. I found two places where feeds are generated, ``mediagoblin/user_pages/views.py`` and ``mediagoblin/listings/views.py``: :: for entry in cursor: feed.add(entry.get('title'), entry.get('description_html'), content_type='html', author=request.matchdict['user'], updated=entry.get('created'), url=entry.url_for_self(request.urlgen)) I am not sure what the thumbnail is, but I am betting it is a **summary** or maybe **content** (see the `werkzeug atom docs <http://werkzeug.pocoo.org/docs/contrib/atom/>`_). I think this is important, even if we are moving to make it a full ActivityStream, since the federation I have in mind is something akin to a dashboard view of new photos posted on my friends' sites. So, can we get a thumbnail in there? =] |
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#332 | fixed | Comments from reviewing the new video merge | ||
Description |
In this bug I will put comments as I review the new video code. I will add new comments to this ticket as I go. I hope this is okay and will be workable. |
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