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Fix: Detect deletion of bookmark via api/posts_update.php #8
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Hi.
This is the fix I have had announced here and it does the following:
api/posts_update.php
, use the date of the most recently modified bookmark (still existing) or the last deletion date, whichever happened more recently.Additionally I changed the default behaviour of the
api/posts_update.php
to return the last modification time instead of creation time, because delicious fixed this as well. I left the option to get the created time using?datemode=created
but I think that could be removed entirely.The fix needs an upgrade of the database. I wrote the SQL queries in the files in
data/upgrade
data/schema
(I did not test the postgresql version!). However I was not sure on how to perform the upgrade. I foundwww/upgrade.php
which was used for previous upgrades, but I though I'd ask you first how you would prefer to perform this upgrade.EDIT: I found the update instructions in
doc/UPGRADE.txt
. So I assume I should add a note there?Additionally, I think it may be a good idea to have an api function, that returns the version of semantic scuttle (or maybe even return it in
api/posts_update.php
). This can then be used by clients to determine, if e.g. deletions are detectable and take action to account for that.