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Current 0.0.12 version has a problem with dependencies (it depends on an ancient version of activesupport incompatible with rails 5). The previous one, 0.0.11, has another problem with dependencies...
View ArticleFix bug in entries ordering.
The ordering of entries is determined by the server, clients assume the server is sending entries in the correct order. This is necessary so pagination does not do strange things. Most of the time the...
View ArticleFixed bug marking multiple entries as read.
When the user clicks on "read all", the server first decides which entries have to actually be marked as read. This is because new entries may have been fetched recently which the user has not yet...
View ArticleChanged two database indexes so that they are in descending order.
This should improve performance, because queries that should use these indices are ordered in descending order.
View ArticleRemoved duplicated indexes.
There are some indexes on single columns that are not necessary, because there are other multi-column indexes that include them. Postgres can use the multicolumn index with the same performance....
View ArticleAdded partial index to speed up retrieving unread entries in the same order...
Added partial index to speed up retrieving unread entries in the same order they will be presented to the user.
View ArticleAdded user_id field to the entry_states db index used to retrieve entries in...
Added user_id field to the entry_states db index used to retrieve entries in the same order the client displays them. Hopefully this removes the need to filter by user_id after scanning the index,...
View ArticleAdd user_id to an entry_states db index.
This commit complements 048175ba. That commit added user_id to the index that is used when retrieving unread entries. This commit does the same but for the index that retrieves all entries regardless...
View ArticleUpdated redmon gem to 0.0.13
This is the first redmon version than can be used with rails 5.
View ArticleUpdate rubyzip gem 1.2.0 -> 1.2.1
This fixes a directory traversal vulnerability, see https://github.com/rubyzip/rubyzip/issues/315
View Article2.1.1"">Revert "Updated feedjira gem 2.1.0 -> 2.1.1"
This reverts commit c187556a1cc1d7491f7071dc65e0de70132b3a4e. There seems to be a bug in latest feedjira related to handling of the url attribute of atom feeds. Probably caused by me. Ooops.
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