As it states in the Hare official website, page "Supported
platforms"[1]:

> Hare does not, and will not, support any proprietary operating
> systems.

You can find a port at the hshq/harelang[2] repository, but it doesn't
have official support.

Cheers.

[1]: https://harelang.org/platforms/
[2]: https://github.com/hshq/harelang

Noted.

Notifications will be replaced by the UnifiedPush provider in future
releases, but I'll fix the issue too (I think why is failing).

Tickets created:

https://todo.sr.ht/~captainepoch/husky/59

https://todo.sr.ht/~captainepoch/husky/60

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>From what I tested, this patch fixed the issue.

It's already applied in the 1.4.0-beta3 version.

>But I know almost nothing about android development, and I wouldn't be
>suprissed if something was still missing..

Then, for future patches, you should spend more time testing and testing
all the different cases you can think of, so the patchset doesn't cause
issues for other users!

Thanks for the patchset!

Cheers!

Hello there!

I tagged the version 1.4.0-beta3 for Husky.

You can find the APK of this version attached to the tag in the repository[tag].

You can find the changelog in this version by seeing the HISTORY[history] and a
more detailed log looking at the tag[tag].

Quick changelog:

   - Feature: Show visibility icon and description for local posts (fruye).

   - Feature: Support sending posts with local visibility (fruye).

I'm going to apply this patch, but I want to be sure that you're 100%
sure that this fixes the issue and nothing more is necessary.

Test what's needed to fix the issue and send a patch fixing this problem.

Patchset looks good, applied for the next release (1.4.0-beta3).

Thanks for the patches!

Cheers!

Hello!

>The change happens after interacting the repeated post (like/repeat).
>Note that unicode emojis are not actually affected by the bug, this is
>for explanation.
>
>I'm running Husky v1.3.0 and Pleroma v2.4.4, my own instance does not
>have the emoji who become texts.

This is something I also noted while using Husky. Pleroma version isn't
important because it's something Android-related, so it's Husky's
entirely fault.

I opened a ticket: https://todo.sr.ht/~captainepoch/husky/58

>What's the point of direct scope by default?

Now that you say, it doesn't make that much sense...

>Also, having non federating options in federated network is weird,
>even though it's definitely one line patch for the software.

I agree, but still, maybe some users only want  to post in that scope by
default.

Hey Drew!

I just read your post about leaving writing for now.

I understand why you want to leave that task. I read (most of) the
comments people leave here and there, and a lot of them are just pure
trash regarding your person, and in the end, that gets to anyone.

I can include myself in the group of people who, even I don't comment on
your blog, I read all of your posts, and even that inspired me to start
writing about topics in mine which are outside of the technical scope.

Nevertheless, taking a break from it can be good, since you can take a
look at it from other perspective. I hope that you find a way to express