How far can Lemmy support nested comments? Let's find out
How far can Lemmy support nested comments? Let's find out
Comment on the top level thing and someonw will hopefully comment on yours. Just say like "Test"
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BlueÆther @no.lastname.nz
is it broken now?
24 0 Replycheese_greater @lemmy.world OP So what's the finding?
5 0 ReplyBlueÆther @no.lastname.nz
It looks like you broke the interwebs my mate
7 0 Replycheese_greater @lemmy.world OP Did I actually do something bad? Like are y'all upset at me?
4 0 ReplyAnbalsilfer @lemmy.ml You're a grey hat. Technical problems like these are likely to never get fixed until their consequences are demonstrated.
13 0 Replycheese_greater @lemmy.world OP I feel like I'm def more of an IdeasGuy, like I don't implement stuff but I guess I'm good at finding edge cases/outliers.
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cheese_greater @lemmy.world OP Yes but like quantified...
2 0 ReplyBlueÆther @no.lastname.nz
looks like 128 deep from here, and that number feels very familiar some how. I just cant place where Ive seen it before...
3 0 Replyu/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org) @lemmy.sdf.org
Hmm... I got 99. The red line is there 14 times with full color change + 1 extra line. Each time it's 7 colors, so 99. I double-checked.
5 0 ReplyBlueÆther @no.lastname.nz
If in doubt look at the code:
const MAX_COMMENT_DEPTH_LIMIT: usize = 100;
I Guess that is the answer
11 0 Replyu/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org) @lemmy.sdf.org
Now, what would happen with other instances if you compiled it with higher number for your own 🤔
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BlueÆther @no.lastname.nz
I think you are correct, I based it on:
3 0 ReplyFeathercrown @lemmy.world Maybe there are branches in the tree of comments?
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Feathercrown @lemmy.world 128 = 2^7; powers of 2 show up a lot in computing. Looks like it's 100 though per the below comment.
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