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Jesús Pavón Abián
2026-02-02 18:41:11 +01:00
parent aca1e07f84
commit 5abe9e7d74
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src/controller/buffers/blueski/base.py
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@@ -619,8 +619,8 @@ class BaseBuffer(base.Buffer):
try:
reverse = self.session.settings["general"].get("reverse_timelines", False)
except: pass
if number_of_items == 0:
if number_of_items == 0:
return
safe = True
@@ -641,9 +641,9 @@ class BaseBuffer(base.Buffer):
elif count > 0 and number_of_items > 0:
if not reverse:
items = list_to_use[:number_of_items] # If we prepended items for normal (oldest first) timeline... wait.
items = list_to_use[:number_of_items] # If we prepended items for normal (oldest first) timeline... wait.
# Standard flow: "New items" come from API.
# If standard timeline (oldest at top, newest at bottom): new items appended to DB.
# If standard timeline (oldest at top, newest at bottom): new items appended to DB.
# UI: append to bottom.
items = list_to_use[len(list_to_use)-number_of_items:]
for i in items:
@@ -651,16 +651,16 @@ class BaseBuffer(base.Buffer):
self.buffer.list.insert_item(False, *post)
else:
# Reverse timeline (Newest at top).
# New items appended to DB? Or inserted at 0?
# Mastodon BaseBuffer:
# New items appended to DB? Or inserted at 0?
# Mastodon BaseBuffer:
# if reverse_timelines == False: items_db.insert(0, i) (Wait, insert at 0?)
# Actually let's look at `get_more_items` in Mastodon BaseBuffer again.
# "if self.session.settings["general"]["reverse_timelines"] == False: items_db.insert(0, i)"
# This means for standard timeline, new items (newer time) go to index 0?
# No, standard timeline usually has oldest at top. Retrieve "more items" usually means "newer items" or "older items" depending on context (streaming vs styling).
# Let's trust that we just need to insert based on how we updated DB in start_stream.
# For now, simplistic approach:
items = list_to_use[0:number_of_items] # Assuming we inserted at 0 in DB
# items.reverse() if needed?