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benjamin-hull
commented on June 14, 2024
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Hey @leecollings - when things are free, you really have no right to expect any level of quality, consistency or support (though the quality here is indeed very high). @rmm5t has said he's open to pull requests with improvements. Don't complain, get stuck in and fix it, man!
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rmm5t
commented on June 14, 2024
Hi @leecollings. The README has an example:
https://github.com/rmm5t/jquery-timeago#settings
Be sure to assign the settings before the first .timeago() call is made.
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commented on June 14, 2024
Well, that’s needs to be made clearer in the resume then. Currently, the
info there sucks.
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commented on June 14, 2024
And the readme doesn’t exactly give an ‘example’. There’s no mention of how
to implement it... which is why my issue should actually still be open
until it’s resolved, and the readme is updated.
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Well, that’s needs to be made clearer in the resume then. Currently, the
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rmm5t
commented on June 14, 2024
Well, that’s needs to be made clearer in the resume then.
What "resume?" What needs to be made clearer?
Currently, the info there sucks.
Thanks for such kind feedback.
A pull-request is welcome to improve the README.
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commented on June 14, 2024
My feedback is abrupt because of the haste of just closing the issue
without actually conversing and working out what needs to happen.
And I meant readme, my phone corrected it.
There’s no mention that you need to set the cutoff parameter BEFORE the
main time ago function is called, this needs to be added!
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Well, that’s needs to be made clearer in the resume then.
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Currently, the info there sucks.
Thanks for such *kind* feedback.
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