Bluesky linkifies nothing by itself. A URL in the text of a record is
plain text unless a richtext facet says which bytes of the post are a
link and where they point, so our posts carried URLs no one could press.
Each link now travels on the Post as an output.Link with the offsets of
the text it occupies, and the bluesky output turns those into
app.bsky.richtext.facet#link. The offsets are UTF-8 byte offsets, not
character counts: a facet measured in characters slides off the URL as
soon as any Japanese text precedes it, and underlines the wrong words.
Scanning moved from preview.go to findLinks in main.go, which now
reports every link with its offsets rather than just the first one; the
preview card still goes to the first, which is the one a reader meets
first. X is unaffected, as it linkifies URLs itself.
The facet feature only gains its lexicon type when marshalled, so the
test checks the encoded record rather than the struct.
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Twitter rewrites every URL to a t.co address of a fixed 23 characters,
so counting the raw characters rejected messages Twitter would have
accepted: 100 characters of text plus a 50 character YouTube link
counted as 150 and was refused, where Twitter sees 123.
The punctuation trimmed off the end of a link keeps counting as ordinary
text. Only links written with a scheme are recognised; Twitter also
shortens bare hosts like example.com/foo, but detecting those without
mistaking Node.js for a link is not worth it here, and counting them in
full errs toward refusing rather than posting something too long.
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Deleting a message on the watched channel now deletes the posts it
produced. Making that possible reshapes how a message reaches an output:
- OutputInterface takes an output.Post and returns an output.Ref, the
identifier the platform gave the new post (tweet ID for X, URI and
CID for bluesky). It also gained Delete(Ref).
- The discord package no longer forwards raw MessageCreate values but
a discord.Event carrying the kind of change, so the MessageDelete
handler can use the same channel. Deleted messages arrive without an
author, so only the channel ID can be filtered on.
- The new store package remembers Discord message ID -> per output Ref.
Set POST_STORE to a path to keep that mapping across restarts;
without it the mapping is memory only and a restart makes older
messages undeletable. It holds the most recent 1000 messages.
main.go grows a distributor type to hold the outputs and the store
rather than threading them through the event loop.
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