Timeline pagination breaks when the last post in a page is a reblog #174

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shadowfacts · 2022-09-15T17:26:06Z

shadowfacts commented

2022-09-15 17:26:06 +00:00

i think we're generating new pagination params by looking at the id of the last status in the page, but that breaks if the last one is a reblog because we end up using the id of the reblogged status rather than the reblog itself

this results in big discontinuities scrolling back through the timeline if there's a reblog in the wrong place

i think we're generating new pagination params by looking at the id of the last status in the page, but that breaks if the last one is a reblog because we end up using the id of the reblogged status rather than the reblog itself this results in big discontinuities scrolling back through the timeline if there's a reblog in the wrong place

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2022-09-16 00:54:32 +00:00

Maybe fix timeline discontinuities

shadowfacts commented

2022-09-16 00:57:02 +00:00

Not sure if that actually fixes it. I'm beginning to think this might be a pleroma bug, because we're definitely not using the reblogged status' id for pagination. Maybe pleroma's pagination headers will return something different that avoids it, or this bug has always been present and I've just never noticed it.