if someone quote me, and I change my profile image after that, my profile image is not changed in the post that quoted me
AyProductions: Image changed ChirsWard: quoted from MIT App Inventor Community
A discussion about a bug where changing a userās profile image does not update the image in previously quoted posts. qwe_rfv reported that their avatar remains unchanged in quotes after an update. pfaffman explained that avatars are baked into posts and not automatically rebaked, which is intentional to preserve the original context of the post. JammyDodger initially thought the system rebaked quoted posts when avatars changed but later confirmed it was not working as expected. After further investigation, JammyDodger noted that the issue was a bug and has since been fixed via a code update here.
if someone quote me, and I change my profile image after that, my profile image is not changed in the post that quoted me
I havenāt checked the code but I think the avatar is baked into the cooked post, so those posts will have the old avatar until/unless the post is rebaked.
I have hundreds (thousands) of posts here, if changing my avatar rebaked them all, I could cause a bunch of server activity by continually changing my avatar.
Also, this is sort of a feature. This way, the post records who you were when you posted, not who you are today.
I think changing avatar does line up a rebake of the userās quoted posts? Iām not sure on the schedule though.
Edit: I am now not sure.
I have been waiting patiently for it to magically kick in on my test site, but no joy yet. I could have sworn Iād seen it in action on a forum Iām not a staff member of, but looking back over a few oneboxed and quoted links from there over the last month it appears I still have an older avatar in those. ![]()
When I searched I found this, which I thought confirmed that it did line up a rebake for them, but I think I may have got confused:
Just to round this off, it was a bug and has now been fixed. ![]()
See Old user avatars in quoted text? for latest topic on the issue.