@jalcine Also, it's not the findOne value there that I care about, theres a dofferent findOne later. The function there is just responsible for putting that info into the database so that the later findone can find it. :/
@jalcine It still doesn't seem to be working? Other people have said what I want is impossible that way. The code in question is here, line 172, function processFederatedActivity(), with the importActivityJSONFromUrl call , if you care. XD
@jalcine It still doesn't seem to be working? Other people have said what I want is impossible that way. The code in question is here, line 167, function processFederatedActivity(), with the firsr, if you care
@jalcine It seems fetch is 1.3.2? which is well short of the most recent fetch version, 2.1.2. and I have no idea what version of promise either of those use... :X
@jalcine I'm using this package, I think? I'm not sure if it even implements async/await - it doesn't mention it. It does give "reserved word" errors whenever I use them anywhere, which implies that they could work? I'm not sure though. :/
@jalcine Oh god I have no idea. I'm using Meteor, which uses node js, and then a dozen dependencies down is javascript and promise. Lemme try and look it up? >_<
@vector I'm not sure how to use await, or if it;ll work here. I remember I tried it earlier and it didn't work? I'll take another crack at it though. :X
#Blender gets all their videos blocked worldwide by #YouTube. #Armory3D has their #Patreon page closed down and their backers refunded without any notice as to why. All the #FOSS projects hosted by #GitHub now have their hosting at the mercy of #Microsoft.
And this is just a few of the recent examples.
When is the #FOSS community going to learn that we need to create and run our own infrastructure as well as apps?