Meson writing a Ninja buildfile will (whilst generating comments) insert rules to tell Ninja when to reinvoke Meson, iterates over all compilations (within an iteration over all configured machines) to generate their build rules (generating a single extra one for Clang), generates configured-machine static-linking rule, do the same for dynamic linking, & adds a handful of boilerplate rules. A dict is used to deduplicate, as we populate a list.
It creates an out-of-date "phony" build target.
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@aslakr @rolle @GrahamDowns is that created by BlueSky themselves?
If so, unfortunately with the way they have a habit of muddying their own definitions of things to confuse people into thinking *everything* there is BlueSky owned, I doubt they'd add something like BridgyFed to this list.
It will make people aware of Fediverse and why it's a better system for some and might cause people to actually come to Fedi proper.🤷♂️
One could hope though.
One could also hope that Ryan, creator of BridgyFed, would ignore the Fedi scrutiny and turn off the opt-in bullshit and actually make it opt-out like the rest of Fediverse.
He said it's a possibility, but I won't count on any of these things and just feel like we'll never actually get to full cross platform open communication.
Even with Threads, they admitted it'll probably never happen, which is quite sad.
@RxBrad at least you probably have a better version of that list.
It seems ever since they took down Tiers 1-3, they just started adding their bullshit to tier 0.
As I mentioned though, I do think the idea of a shared blocklist is a good one. And I'm on .art and quite like the people there so far.
But the implementation... I want to know I'm being reasonable, and that means I need to be able to skim through the entire block list and see the documentation for each block on that list.
It's possible I would agree with every block on the list. But I would need to read the documentation to know.
{I spent a good 40h researching instances and fedi-software before I made my first fediprofile. I'm just someone who wants to make sure I'm making the right decisions.}
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