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baj wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 7:20 pm Can't the form be already POSTed via any http client? Maybe its that simple

Ok, let's test this. I hope you have rate limiting in place....

Obviously the end goal is to hit the repo with a PR. The problem is that you need token and a potential app would eventually need to use it to be able to PR (security, span issues) I wasn't talking about published apps, but scripts on a devs machine or in a CI setup, which would use a dedicated tok...

Thanks for bringing this up, I needed that recently too.

I would suggest posting the full source of your modified version of the script to something like gist.github.com. Manual instructions in a forum post where to edit a script in which way aren't exactly accessible and durable

Apart from a recorder, the most important thing is good wind shielding, e.g. a so-called "dead cat".

See also https://github.com/SpotlightKid/moony-lv2-scripts/

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We will build some tools to make things easier, right now we pretty much have an idea and a basic (but functional) workflow. I guess we can already go the old-school way and manage everything via git + mailing lists - our database is entirely text-based to allow that - but we don't want to cut away...

instead we went with an accountless approach like Wikipedia's to make things easier for contributors. Here's another idea. Create a landing page for the form submission, which displays a link with a URL token. With this link the submitter can access the submission form again, update the entry (befo...

Then maybe just create a commit in a new branch for each submission and push it to Github?

We've thought about automatically opening a Github PR for each submitted entry but they would still need to be manually checked. I think that would be a good idea. It allows the submitter to check, whether the submission arrived correctly, and to follow its status. A challenge would be handling of ...

I just submitted an entry - where do these submission end up? What if I want to make a correction or addition? Not that I need to right now, just asking in case I do. Addendum: Also, are there any guidelines for creating screenshots? * Preferred size and aspect ratio? * With window decorations or wi...

Here are my ratings and some remarks on each track (except mine). These are as written straight down while listening to each tracks for rating it. Please forgive me, if they are sometimes a bit harsh, but I believe it is better to be honest than boring here. Chris +---+----------------+-------------...

Renoise and Reaper are incredibly stable so I don't believe the stuff about libs that the daw is compiled against That's a wrong logical conclusion, because Renoise and Reaper are doing exactly the same, i.e. they are compiled against certain (versions of) libraries. Only difference is, with them y...

Which one? But I almost always use both with 48 kHz.

I use the Zoom R8 in stand-alone mode at 44.1 kHz, because otherwise the built-in effects do not work, I believe. But that's not relevant for Linux, other than that I have to upsample the recorded WAV files for Ardour 48 kHz sessions.

The links to the thread / list in the second post of this thread do not work anymore, so I can't check, whether this is already listed: - Zoom R8 (digital recorder) - Works as 2-in/2-out audio interface at 44.1 or 48 kHz and as a MIDI controller without problems - Zoom H2n (handheld / field recorder...

As a reminder, from the rules:

Each person that enters the challenge must score all other tracks with a score from 1 to 5.

And everybody can submit scores, not just participants!