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Hey everyone.
Does anyone else have the same issue with the comments not being displayed properly? For lots of comments it shows the "view parent" link which just links to the main post again. It's impossible to see the actual parent comment.
I've also seen comments switch indentation places
This happens to me when comment sort is set to Top. Try changing it to Hot.
I changed back to Hot, comments are still messing up.
Yes same for me. It happens regardless of setting. So I assume it's unrelated to that.
Mine is set to "Top". Funny enough had to switch to different app to even see the comments here on my post. On Sync it says there are no comments even though I got notifications in Sync about replies.
Bug with Lemmy itself in v0,18.3, can be fixed with a wonky hack.
Until then, just use Hot sort instead of Top.
But I already use sorting by Top and it doesn't work. It doesn't matter which sorting I usw. They all are broken.
Does the missing comment show up in the Lemmy web UI?
I think this just happens when a comment gets deleted. Sync can show the child comments, but the Lemmy UI just hides the entire thread.
on a sidenote: are you able to submit posts from the app? Mine says "Coming soon"
No, that part isn't ready yet. I saw someone say it might be in the next week or so.
yep I'm having the same issue, it's like the comment tree got interveted
I'm seeing this too, it's hard to tell if it's a Sync issue or defederated instances (Beehaw users?)
I'm having some comment related issues as well where comments don't show up in the threads when I click on them via my inbox. Not sure if that's related.
Yes. I tend to think that my instance isnβt catching up, since the comment is there when I visit the post on its home instance. But thatβs just an uninformed guess.