It would really be nice for this bug to be fixed prior to the release of Karmic. Kubuntu Karmic is being advertised as social from the start. The twitter support is a integral part of Kubuntu. I've posted the code that fixes the problem a couple of times. Can someone give me some advice on how I can get the fixed code included in the Karmic kdeplasma_addons package. The file that needs to be changed is 02_microblog_default_configuration.diff. The query string in the Microblog::downloadHistory method isn't getting set properly. Currently, the only query strings that are ever set are "NoAuth:" and "Timeline:". The "Timeline:" string is getting set incorrectly. It is getting set after a check to see if include friends is turned on. The correct string for include friends is "TimelineWithFriends:".
As mentioned, the current code only sets one of two strings. No query string is set if include friends is not selected in the configuration. This was the cause of a plasma desktop crash that has since been addressed in the base KDE source. That fix prevented the crash, but had no effect on the display of friend tweets.
It would really be nice for this bug to be fixed prior to the release of Karmic. Kubuntu Karmic is being advertised as social from the start. The twitter support is a integral part of Kubuntu. I've posted the code that fixes the problem a couple of times. Can someone give me some advice on how I can get the fixed code included in the Karmic kdeplasma_addons package. The file that needs to be changed is 02_microblog_ default_ configuration. diff. The query string in the Microblog: :downloadHistor y method isn't getting set properly. Currently, the only query strings that are ever set are "NoAuth:" and "Timeline:". The "Timeline:" string is getting set incorrectly. It is getting set after a check to see if include friends is turned on. The correct string for include friends is "TimelineWithFr iends:" .
As mentioned, the current code only sets one of two strings. No query string is set if include friends is not selected in the configuration. This was the cause of a plasma desktop crash that has since been addressed in the base KDE source. That fix prevented the crash, but had no effect on the display of friend tweets.