@hynek@mastodon.social2025-11-10 17:20:10
why thank you github for sending me three emails explaining what a pull request is
@joe@toot.works2025-12-04 20:02:17
I just got an email from a GitHub issue saying ...
So... our backlog of brand requests has reached a point where even we can't pretend we're keeping up. Some of these issues were opened before I had gray hair. And I've had gray hair for a LONG time. On top of that, treating requests as issues has always made it way too hard to see the forest for the trees.
To fix this, we are now managing all brand requests in GitHub Discussions.
... Fair enough, I guess.
@grahamperrin@bsd.cafe2025-10-02 05:02:06
❝ Where to submit a bug report ❞
For some aspects of FreeBSD, I would add GitHub to the list.
A recent example: <https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/issues/2531>, which combines something from Bugzilla with (I guess) part of an email.
@teledyn@mstdn.ca2025-12-01 18:11:21
so
very
frustrating
#Gnome #Evolution how is this even possible? Fresh #Debian13 install, launched, added my google workspace, read and answered email, browsed calendar, really nice, but the VERY NEXT MORNING suddenly tossed into OAuth2-is-missing, step through the 'wizard' and it always ends with the same heartache, are you trying sign in? and then…
Mail authentication (shown) gives a URL to a page, Make sure you trust Gnome (4 perms already granted, Google console agrees) but in Firefox that URL asks to confirm and then reverts to google.com. In the minibrowser, it gets to "Requesting access token, please wait"
And wait you do.
How is this even POSSIBLE? What could cause it to (a) drop an OAuth2 overnight that had been in use for a day and (b) subsequently give a URL that does not result in an access token. I removed permissions on the Google side, but same results. Reinstalled Evolution, no change
yes, I checked gitlab.gnome.org
