The max post length setting is 99k , in my case,as a knowledge management, there will always be posts longer than 100k or 150k. I tend not to cut them into replies or even install a plugin, increasing the max number natively may be a choice and will be more convenient.
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The discussion revolves around increasing the maximum post length setting in Discourse. dithub requests a native increase beyond the current 99k limit, citing practical needs for knowledge management. HAWK explains that a plugin, such as the one linked, is required to override the limit, and dithub questions why this isn’t a built-in feature, suggesting it would be more convenient. HAWK clarifies that large posts can cause performance issues, justifying the existing restriction. ufukayyildiz notes that the solution worked for version 2.8.0.beta1.
If you want to increase the limit you’ll need to use a plugin.
GitHub - jomaxro/discourse-plugin-site-setting-override · GitHub
I’m curious why not make it a build in feature to setting a larger max post length , is there any tech problems? I strongly recommend it.
Huge posts and topics can cause performance issues. As a general rule we don’t just arbitrarily set limits or restrictions for no reason.
Worked for 2.8.0.beta1.
thanks.