RT: https://poa.st/objects/54336782-ec6e-411d-bc8f-2a2519c59bac
RT: https://poa.st/objects/4a9acd9b-7bfd-44f9-8ec6-0a6b1eb10b6b
Replying to @caohuak@moon.lonewolf.zone
@silverpill @graf By the way, using husky to view your profile causes the program to crash immediately. It seems to be caused by that quoted post from minimitra, but the exact reason is still unclear.
Replying to @caohuak@moon.lonewolf.zone
@silverpill @graf The display_name returned by the minimitra account is null. I think that's the reason, because Husky doesn't allow the display_name to be null when quoting a user.
GitHubhusky/husky/app/src/main/java/com/keylesspalace/tusky/adapter/StatusBaseViewHolder.java at 52c32e8f82f7c3f3c9186a575dd988a30506ebfd · captainepoch/huskyThe most famous Pleroma client for Android. Contribute to captainepoch/husky development by creating an account on GitHub.@graf There was a problem with sessions - Husky didn't handle token expiration correctly: https://github.com/captainepoch/husky/issues/162
But I don't use it myself, maybe this has been fixed already
GitHubLog out when access token expires? · Issue #162 · captainepoch/huskyMitra uses access tokens with an expiration time and when a token expires, protected API endpoints start returning 401 Unauthorized. When that happens, Husky stops refreshing timelines but doesn't ...Replying to @silverpill@mitra.social
@silverpill @graf >But I don't use it myself, maybe this has been fixed already
I tested on master branch and it seems not fixed. I set the expiration time to 60 seconds in the Mitra profile, but Husky stays logged in even after the token expires; it seems like this feature hasn't been implemented yet. If I remember correctly, Tusky has already implemented this, as soon as the token becomes invalid, it immediately pops up a dialog asking you to log in again.