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Export and import hide_notifications
alongside user mutes
#10335
Export and import hide_notifications
alongside user mutes
#10335
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I am concerned that this is a pandora's box because we also have follows with/without reblogs and whatnot. So far the CSV files were just lists of strings, very simple and understandable, now we are putting unexplained booleans in them. Maybe this should require the introduction of a header row. |
Ah, yes, we could add a header, that would also help with potential future changes. |
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Well, I'm afraid I have no idea why the test fails on 2.4 and 2.5 but not 2.6. |
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It appears it's a bug in the CSV module in older versions of Ruby when involving both headers and empty lines 😩 |
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Updated to use more natural-looking headers such as “Account address” instead of “#account” |
…#10335) * Export hide_notifications along with user mutes * Import hide_notifications along with muted users list * Add headers for CSV exports
…#10335) * Export hide_notifications along with user mutes * Import hide_notifications along with muted users list * Add headers for CSV exports
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