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* ignore `instance.actor` when checking if there are local users We've seen this happen a few times: * there was some AP software at $some_domain * it gets replaced by Misskey * before the first user can be created, an AP activity comes in * Misskey resolves the activity * to do this, it creates the `instance.actor` to sign its request * now there *is* a local user, so the `meta` endpoint returns `requireSetup:false` * the admin is very confused This commit factors out the check, and doesn't count the `instance.actor` as a real user. * autogen bits
✨ Features
- ActivityPub support
Not on Misskey? No problem! Not only can Misskey instances talk to each other, but you can make friends with people on other networks like Mastodon and Pixelfed! - Reactions
You can add emoji reactions to any post! No longer are you bound by a like button, show everyone exactly how you feel with the tap of a button. - Drive
With Misskey's built in drive, you get cloud storage right in your social media, where you can upload any files, make folders, and find media from posts you've made! - Rich Web UI
Misskey has a rich and easy to use Web UI! It is highly customizable, from changing the layout and adding widgets to making custom themes. Furthermore, plugins can be created using AiScript, an original programming language. - And much more...
Documentation
Misskey Documentation can be found at Misskey Hub, some of the links and graphics above also lead to specific portions of it.
Sponsors
Thanks
Thanks to Chromatic for providing the visual testing platform that helps us review UI changes and catch visual regressions.
Thanks to Codecov for providing the code coverage platform that helps us improve our test coverage.
Thanks to Crowdin for providing the localization platform that helps us translate Misskey into many languages.
Thanks to Docker for providing the container platform that helps us run Misskey in production.