Upgraded my instance from 0.19.3 to 0.19.9 today, and fetching metadata for Youtube videos no longer works. Worked perfectly on 0.19.3 as of 3 hours ago (pre-upgrade).
This is how it’s supposed to look:
Good job, lemmy devs! 👍
Upgraded my instance from 0.19.3 to 0.19.9 today, and fetching metadata for Youtube videos no longer works. Worked perfectly on 0.19.3 as of 3 hours ago (pre-upgrade).
This is how it’s supposed to look:
Good job, lemmy devs! 👍
Same here. But I avoid saying it too often because I always get jumped by a bunch of forced-upgrade lemmings who insult me and tell me I’m a dumbass because I expose myself to immediate and terrible danger from evil hackers in the next 30 seconds. Which of course isn’t true, but most people have been so drilled into blindly updating anything anytime an update is available without even checking what they’re installing that they’ll aggressively confront you if you don’t.
The morale of the store is, read the release notes to see what’s changing.
I don’t blinly update everything, but I do try to be on the more up to date end of things.
Case in point is nextcloud, that’s now on 31.0.0. I don’t ever jump to the latest untill the first point release is out, as nextcloud 31.0.1 is now out Wednesday night is nextcloud update time
You do that, I do that, but most people just click Update. And that’s if whatever wants to update itself lets you even opt out: Windows for example will nag you into submission at best, and more likely simply apply the update without asking your permission, and while you’re in the middle of important work if it wants to.
Like the update to the Moto Z3 which broke compatibility with all external cameras (those bolt-on thermal ones, USB borescopes, even the official Hasselblad Moto Mod for that series) and was never fixed because that also happened to be the last update ever issued for that model and Lenovo dropped support for it immediately thereafter.
Thanks a lot, guys!