Fake aficionado

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I just received a notification from meta.discourse.org telling me that I’d earned the Aficionado badge for visiting 100 days in a row.

But that’s not correct. I almost never visit meta.discourse.org unless I have a particular thread or bug report to follow up on. I didn’t visit yesterday, or the day before that. I wouldn’t have visited today if I hadn’t received a notification.

I do have meta.discourse.org configured in my iOS Discourse app. I wonder if its poll for notifications was somehow mistaken for site activity?

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Good point, I’m not sure but that sounds plausible to me. cc @sam

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Yes this is a side effect of having the app, technically it is a sort of visit cause it ask meta for information, I guess we can add a special bypass

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Yeah this is a bug. He didn’t actually visit.

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We can not fix this retrospectively but I can investigate adding bypasses for user api

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Totally fine, not worried about history.

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related to this: i am pretty sure i have visited meta (and a few more sites) for more than 100 days and still didn’t get this particular badge. is there any way to check this count?

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You have to visit for 100 consecutive days. This is not the topic for that discussion.

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I realised this was a regression I introduced in July while solving a different last_seen bug. API and User API access should not update last_seen, and therefore should not create a visit record. Should be fixed by:

https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/56e0f47bcd183f9d8e5cde853bcb9f8fe38eebf7

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Oh good news so this is only a bug from July not 2016 :wink:

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