Yep I think we note that in the breaking changes post. We only serve the combined responses now.

K I think it should be fixed now.

The updated spec should be at https://join-lemmy.org/api/main , and it gives you an option to download the .json file

Or you can use the lemmy-js-client main branch, and run pnpm tsoa to generate a swagger.json file.

I can’t say yet, as we’re still adding things. If you’re not using lemmy-js-client, then as long as your types are generated from it’s main branch directly, then you should be fine.

They’re all renamed, that PR just hasn’t been deployed to voyager.lemmy.ml yet.

Can’t give an ETA yet. I’ve got a few more back-end things to finish up, then @sleeplessone1917 and I will work on lemmy-ui.

Then I also gotta work on getting jerboa updated also. So much work and so few developers.

Lots of things, but mainly that lemmy is pretty stable, and its been a year since the last breaking changes release.

I was also kind of opposed to a v1.0, and wanted lemmy to be considered alpha/beta level software, because I know when we release a v.1.0, people are going to expect the same enterprise-level and bug-free software from a ~4 person dev team as they do from a multi-million dollar company. Also it gives us less freedom to make breaking changes, which can be restrictive for back-end devs.

But now we can just adopt proper semver, and the next breaking changes releases can upgrade the MAJOR version.

IMO its a good idea to cross-post to many communities across the fediverse, but as @davel pointed out, it can look like spam if its to a lot of only tangentially related communities.

We’re staunchly against genocide, so we oppose both US zionist parties.

US democrats shame anyone who doesn’t do a specific set of actions, like voting for their zionist party, or refusing to pledge allegiance to it, despite their party funding it.

The US isn’t a democracy, but many of us who live in the US vote anyway for various anti-zionist third parties, while at the same time protesting US leaders who support the genocide of Palestinians.

Damn. I would really love one of these, to show off books, show my daily tasks, etc. Really unfortunate its locked down.

We have nothing to do with Sync, so can’t help you. We added more fine-grained settings for how you view votes, and the sync app likely doesn’t support them.

I jump around the OSS launchers a lot, but always come back to Olauncher.

It seems like it should help, but in practice, its been useless. You end up having a greater diversity of candidates and parties, but if capital still stands above the political system and controls it, it just means more capitalist puppets, and more advertising money required to get those preferred puppets elected.

Multi-party Bourgeois parliamentarism is not really any different from the ancient roman imperial senate. Its government by oligarchy / the wealthy entrenched class.

Of course. Its the “liberty” of capitalists do to whatever they can get away with. Unlimited power for the capitalist class.

This is also wrong. US liberals are just as anticommunist as their further right counterparts, and their “social liberalism” goes only so far as not to infringe on capitalist “freedom” to do whatever they can get away with. Hence their hatred of homeless / the poor, communists, and colonized peoples.

As the saying goes, US liberals are against every genocide except the current one. Hence their staunch support for Israel’s genocide of Palestinians.

And also, the US bombs all the groups above you just mentioned without distinction. The Obama administration for example dropped an average of 80 bombs every day of his presidency on the middle east and north africa.

Just because US democrats stopped calling them “detention camps”, and prefer “influx” facilities, doesn’t mean they did anything to dismantle the immigrant prison system that’s currently holding 30,000+ people in camps.

Alternative voting methods have proven useless against capitalist power. Countries like Australia and Japan use them, and it does nothing. It might make candidate stacking a little more expensive, and they have to pay more to advertise their candidates, but that’s it.

The liberals are still doing this in 2025. We shouldn’t really be surprised I spose.