Once again I need to test whether lazymention - and more importantly, the underlying libraries (node-send-webmention and node-get-webmention-url) - complies with the W3C spec. I'll be using webmention.rocks, so, here's a large list of links:
Test 1, Test 2, Test 3, Test 4, Test 5, Test 6, Test 7, Test 8, Test 9, Test 10, Test 11, Test 12, Test 13, Test 14, Test 15, Test 16, Test 17, Test 18, Test 19, Test 20, Test 21, Test 22, Test 23
Hopefully it works \o/
Testing whether my new Webmention implementation, lazymention (which will ship Real Soon Now™), will send a Webmention to note that I will NOT be attending today's Homebrew Website Club San Francisco! Though let's be honest, I really want to.
(With <3 for Tantek)
I'm pleased to announce filter-other-days 1.0.1. This is a bugfix release primarily improving portability to other Unix-like operating systems; in particular, the test suite now fully passes under FreeBSD. Specifically:
date (with GNU date -d semantics) or a fully-functional /dev/fd (the fallback option is named pipes), and it doesn't hardcode bash's install path as /bin/bashecho "\n" which break under BSD systems were replaced with printf invocationsfilter-other-days with Debian's checkbashisms script, which is run in strict modetest's -o option were caught by checkbashisms and replaced with ||With these changes I expect that filter-other-days will probably run on all major BSD distributions. I intend to confirm this hypothesis soon and have filed bugs for OpenBSD and NetBSD, plus illumos just for kicks.
As with 1.0.0, you can clone filter-other-days from GitHub or you can download a (signed) tarball. Please do report any bugs you find in the release.
Enjoy!