Questions about the account deletion feature #32
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I noticed that in one commit the ff46a06#diff-b2a2b255af0a8e73c273dbdfb8de5b48677477c16118174c7e6b5af225e076f3R47 There is no way for normal users to set the password to |
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No, you are right. Much of the socialite features were based on Socialstream: I used their examples as an implementation for this package considering much of their features were already shown to work well with Jetstream (which is what Socialstream is connected to), and which is what this package bases its features and code from (because it is already shown to be a reputable open-source product/plugin). I understand people may not like the fact that I am using code from other sources, but I don't see any harm in doing so considering both of these sources collectively have hundreds of contributors and have been around for a good amount of time. I am currently fixing many of the issues that these packages have in a branch I am working on... which will be released in the next couple of days hopefully. Many things may change so I would make sure that you save anything you may be working on (if you really want to keep it), so that you can implement it in the upcoming release... because there may be breaking changes, and you may have to redownload. I am sorry that this wasn't fixed beforehand, but at least it is better fix anything now then later down the road when many more users could potentially be using this plugin... But anyways, thank you for bringing this up! |
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No, you are right. Much of the socialite features were based on Socialstream:
https://github.com/joelbutcher/socialstream
I used their examples as an implementation for this package considering much of their features were already shown to work well with Jetstream (which is what Socialstream is connected to), and which is what this package bases its features and code from (because it is already shown to be a reputable open-source product/plugin). I understand people may not like the fact that I am using code from other sources, but I don't see any harm in doing so considering both of these sources collectively have hundreds of contributors and have been around for a good amount of time. I …